Types of Characters
A minor character who supports the story.
Subordinate character.
A story's atmosphere or the feeling it evokes.
Mood.
When Lizabeth struggles with the decision to join the other kids in throwing stones at Miss Lottie's Flowers she is demonstrating what?
Internal conflict.
You know a story is being told from the 1st person POV if you see this pronoun.
"I"
The peak of a story - when everything is finally happening.
Climax.
A character that does not progress or change throughout the story.
Static character.
The author's attitude toward a subject or character.
Tone.
A narrator who you can not trust is called what?
An Unreliable Narrator.
Omniscient means what?
All knowing.
The very beginning of a story where set up begins and we are introduced to our characters, setting or situtation.
Exposition.
A character who undergoes changes throughout the story.
Dynamic character.
The force that drives a character's actions and explains behavior or reveals personality.
Motivation.
Formal.
Third person limited POV uses these pronouns.
He or she
Resolution.
The character or force that a main character struggles against.
Antagonist.
When the character faces an obstacle.
Conflict.
The titanic was advertised as the "unsinkable" ship which is ________ because it sank.
Ironic.
True or False : A narrator is a character in the story.
False.
Middle of the road where story lines are taking shape and _________ are happening for our character.
Events.
A character with only one or two traits
Flat character.
The writer's distinctive use of language and his/her overall style.
Voice.
The _______ in the Cask of Amontillado could be described as cold, eerie and creepy.
Mood.
What does persona refer to?
first-person narration (knows what he or she
thinks or experiences).
Middle of the road where something might make our character's journey more difficult.
Complications.