Story Elements
Characters/Theme
Types of Conflict
Point of View
100

This is the time and place where a story happens.

Setting 

100

The main character in a story.

Protagonist 

100

A struggle between two characters.

Character Vs Character 

100

When the narrator is a character in the story using words like “I” or “me.”

First Person 

200

The series of events that make up a story

The Plot

200

The character who opposes the main character.

The Antagonist 

200

A struggle between a character and the environment or weather.

Character Vs Nature 

200

When the narrator tells the story using “he” or “she” and knows only one character’s thoughts

Third Person, Limited 

300

The most exciting part or turning point of a story.

Climax

300

The main message or lesson about life the author wants you to learn.

Theme

300

A character battling against laws, rules, or traditions

Character Vs Society 

300

When the narrator knows the thoughts and feelings of all the characters.

Third Person, Omniscient 

400

The struggle or problem faced by the main character.

Conflict

400

The feeling or atmosphere created in a story.

Mood

400

A character struggling to make a difficult decision or deal with guilt.

Character Vs Self

400

When the narrator only tells what can be seen or heard without any thoughts or feelings.

Third Person, Objective 

500

The final part of the story where loose ends are tied up.

Resolution 

500

The author’s attitude toward the subject or audience.

Tone 

500

A character fighting against something beyond human control like fate or technology.

Character Vs Technology 

500

The point of view used when the author speaks directly to the reader using “you.”

Second Person

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