The way or techniques an author uses to create and reveal character.
What is characterization?
The use of language which activates a reader's senses.
What is imagery?
The author's choice of perspective when telling a story.
What is point-of-view?
A plane crashes on a deserted island and a boy must survive what is the conflict.
What is Person vs Nature?
Imagery that activates the sense of smell.
What is olfactory imagery?
Eek! The bee buzzed by my head.
What is onomatopoeia?
The way (e.g., organization - linear, non-linear) in which a story is told.
What is narrative structure?
Imagery that activates a reader's hearing.
What is auditory imagery?
The time and location wherein a story takes place.
What is setting?
Imagery that activates the reader's sense of taste.
What is gustatory imagery?
A contrast between expectation and reality or appearance and reality.
What is irony?
When remembering the ways an author develops characters in-directly these words, which comprise the acronym STEAL, are important.
What are say, think, effects on others, looks?