Characters
The person causing issues for the main character?
The antagonist
A character fighting a robot.
Man vs. Technology
What is the turning point of the story called?
Climax
This POV uses "I" and "we"
First person
When a character says the opposite of what they mean?
Verbal Irony
A 3D character, we know all about them.
Round
Man vs. Man, Man vs. Nature, and Man vs. Society are all types of _____________ conflict.
External
Events and conflict are resolved.
Resolution
This POV uses "you"
Second Person
When the outcome of something is opposite of what you would expect?
Situational Irony
A 2D character, we know little about them.
Flat Character
A conflict with an outside force.
External Conflict
The story slowly begins to unwind (come close to an end).
Falling Action
This POV uses "He", "She", "They"
Third Person
Author hinting at future events.
Foreshadowing
A character that undergoes a change in the story.
Dynamic Character
When a character is in conflict with themselves and/or a decision they need to make.
Man vs. Self
Where we learn about the setting and the main characters.
Exposition
If the narrator is telling the story (but is not part of the story), AND knows all of the characters' thoughts and feelings-what POV is that?
What is 3rd person omniscient?
The reader knows the killer is hiding in the basement.
Dramatic Irony
A character who fits a stereotype: a nerd, a jock etc.
Stock Character
“A persecuted girl fights back against the community who has judged her and failed to believe in her.”
Man vs. Society
Where the story slowly begins to build up suspense and anticipation.
Rising Action
The narrator only tells the story as it happened.
3rd Person Objective
A memory that can lead to a plot twist.
Flashback