This character is the protagonist of our story who is intent on hunting a T-Rex.
Eckels
This creature is the reason why Eckels and company are going back in time.
The Tyrannosaurus Rex
Fiction that usually involves the future, technology, and outer space
Science Fiction
We learn about Time Safari Inc. and who Eckels is and why he's there.
Exposition
A man and his dog try and reach his friends in their cabin deep into the Yukon
This character is the guide of the Time Safari.
Travis
This creature is the example Travis uses to explain the damage changes to the timeline can bring.
A mouse
Fiction meant to terrify the reader.
Horror
Travis explains to the hunters the effects that come from changing the past.
Rising Action
A glimpse at cities that may or may not exist.
Invisible Cities
This character works with Travis and tracked down the T-Rex.
Lesperance
This creature is the reason behind the changes to the timeline at the end of the story.
A butterfly
After Fiction and Non-fiction, it is the third largest genre of Literature (in general).
Poetry
Travis makes Eckels dig his arms into the T-Rex carcass to look for the bullets that were used.
Falling Action
Snapshots of the author's home throughout the year, full of plants and animals.
Sand County Almanac
President Keith
It is the descendants of these creatures that would make nations IF the past remains unaltered.
Cavemen
Fictional stories that are set in worlds very much like our own, but with magic sprinkled in.
Fantastic/Magical Realism
The hunters return to a... different world.
A young couple sells something very dear to them in order to buy a Christmas gift for their partner.
"The Gift of the Magi"
They are the other hunters that are also there with Eckels to hunt the T-Rex.
Billings and Kramer
These flying dinosaurs appear very briefly at the start of the Safari.
Pterodactyls
A story that is made to teach the reader a particular moral.
A Fable
The T-Rex has arrived and Eckels absolutely panics.
The Climax
A couple's relationship absolutely crumbles and something even worse follows.
"Popular Mechanics" (or "Mine")