Plot
Types of Conflict
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Character
POV
100

The section of a story that leads toward its climax. It’s the series of events that lead toward a big event.

Rising Action

100

Person in conflict with themselves

Character v. Self

100

The author’s message about the topic (e.g. Greed can cause many problems)

Theme

100

Have a small role in the story.

Minor characters

100

What POV is this?

"I love Halloween"

First Person

200

The end/conclusion of the story.

Resolution

200

Person in conflict with digital material

Character v. Technology

200

Type of conflict that happens outside of the body.

External

200

Characters that change extensively throughout the story

Dynamic 

200

What POV is this?

"Mrs. G teachers reading, she is so cool!"

Third Person

300

The major turning point where the character faces a dramatic event/change.

Climax / Turning Point

300

Person in conflict with another person

Character v. Character

300

The main subject of the story (e.g. greed, love, friendship).

Topic

300

Have a large role in the story.

Major characters

300

What POV is this?

"He was riding the bus to work."

Third Person

400

Introduces the story’s setting, mood, and the main character(s), supporting character, and time.

Exposition 

400

Person in conflict with a natural element

Character v. Nature

400

Location, time period, and cultural context of where the story takes place

Setting


400

Characters that do not change throughout the story

Static

400

What POV is this?

"You should study for your test"

Second Person

500

includes the final events that occur before the end of the story, where the tension/conflict starts to “cool down.” Loose ends of the story are tied up.

Falling Action

500

Person in conflict with rules/ traditions

Character v. Society

500

Person in conflict with a non-human entity

Character v. Supernatural

500

What kind of Character is Katniss Everdeen?

Major / Dynamic 

500

What POV is this?

"you are going to rock this test!"

Second Person