Conflict
What is internal?
This is the acronym we use to remember characterization-
What is STEAL?
The nickname of the main character.
What is Heartbeat?
These are the three different points of view.
What is first person, second person, and third person?
The lesson of the story is this.
What is theme?
Type of conflict that happens outside the character?
What is external?
These are all the different parts of STEAL.
What is speech, thoughts, effect on others, actions, and looks?
This is what Heartbeat tries after working out fails him.
What is wear multiple layers of shirts?
These are examples of pronouns for third person.
What is he, she, them, herself, himself, it?
The turning point of the story is this.
What is climax?
This is one type of internal conflict.
What is individual vs. individual?
This is the meaning of dynamic and static.
What is a character that changes and a character that does not change?
In the story, Heartbeat is either a dynamic or static character.
What is dynamic?
These are examples of pronouns for first person.
What is I, me, myself?
The ending of the story when the conflict is solved is this.
What is resolution?
These are the three types of external conflict.
What is individual vs. individual, individual vs. nature, and individual vs. technology?
This is the meaning of round and flat.
What is having many character traits and having one or two traits?
In the story, Heartbeat's conflict is either internal or external.
What is internal?
These are examples of pronouns for second person.
What is you, your, yourself?
The exposition of the story introduces us to these.
The character, setting, and conflict.
A sentence that states what the character wants but what is stopping them from getting it.
What is a conflict statement?
This is what we find out about a character from completing STEAL-
What is their personality?
This is a good conflict statement for Heartbeat.
What is Heartbeat wants to gain weight but working out fails him.
These are the two types of third person perspective.
What is limited and omniscient?
Giving a non-human object human characteristics is called this-
What is personification?