Characters
Antagonist vs Protagonist ?
A - character or force that stands in the way of the protagonist and creates problems or challenges.
P - This is the main character or hero of the story. The protagonist is the one who faces challenges, tries to solve problems, and often works toward a goal.
an author provides hints or clues about something that's going to happen later in the story
Foreshadow
This part of the plot triangle is after the climax and leads up to the resolution
Falling action
Jacob has a difficult decision to make, his mom is allowing him to stay home from school today but he knows he'll miss his friends if he doesn't go.
Man vs. Self
The standpoint in which a story is told
point of view
plays a large role in the story and usually faces an obstacle
a major character
the author's attitude toward the story conveyed through word choices and the details he or she includes.
Tone
What background information is typically revealed during the exposition?
What is: setting, conflict, and characters
A struggle within a character's mind
Internal conflict
If I could do it all over again I would, I never thought things would play out this way.
First Person
Dynamic Character ?
the reader or audience member is aware of something that the characters are not aware of.
A turning point is reached where the main conflict is about to be solved
Climax
A character facing a struggle against rules, traditions, or a group of people is involved in this type of conflict.
Man vs. Society
the narrator can describe the thoughts, feelings, and experiences of all characters in the story.
Third Person Omniscient
One who does not play a large role in the story and is there to interact with the main character
Minor Character
an author inserts a scene into a story that occurred before the present
Flashback
When loose ends are tied up and the story is over
Resolution
A type of conflict where a character battles forces outside themselves, such as another person, nature, or society.
External Conflict
Gives a command telling the reader what to do
Second Person
Dory is a friendly, optimistic, and forgetful fish who remains cheerful and hopeful throughout both Finding Nemo and Finding Dory
Even when faced with challenges, Dory’s unwavering optimism and friendliness is always there to help others, she herself doesn’t undergo any significant internal transformation.
Static character
The author tells the reader what the character is like
Direct Characterization
After Moana discovers that the ocean has chosen her to restore the heart of Te Fiti, she sets out on her journey across the ocean. Along the way, she faces multiple challenges, including rough seas, getting stranded on an island, and convincing the demigod Maui to help her.
What part of the plot triangle is in italicized font?
Rising Action
The Giver by Lois Lowry
Jonas lives in a society where emotions and choices are controlled. As he learns about true feelings and memories, he rebels against the society's restrictions on individuality and freedom.
Man vs. Society
A narrator can describe the thoughts, feelings, and actions of just one character in the story.
Third person limited