POV/Perspective
A character in the story is telling the story; pronouns are me, my, I, we, us, etc
Definition of theme
Moral or Lesson of a story
The "good guy" in the story; drives the action
Protagonist
The climax
One character is in conflict with another character
Man vs Man
An outside narrator is telling the story; we only know the thoughts and feelings of ONE character
Third Person Limited
True or false: Themes can have character names and story event
False
The "bad guy" in the story; creates conflict for the main character
Antagonist
The part of the story where intensity is building
Rising Action
A character is in conflict with a group of people
Man vs Society
The writer is speaking directly to the reader; speeches and recipes; pronouns include you, your, you;re
Second Person
True or False: Themes are a complete sentence
True
A character that does NOT change throughout the story
Static Character
The end of the story; we get the fate of the characters
Resolution
A character is facing something from the natural world that is not man-made such as a tornado or animal
Man vs Nature
An outside narrator; the narrator tells the thoughts and feelings of more than one character
Third Person Omniscient
Rule: Has to apply to everyone, everywhere, all the time.
A character that changes after facing the challenges of the story
Dynamic Character
Beginning of the story; we get introduced to characters and any background knowledge we need
Exposition
A character is having a conflict within themselves; something happening in their own mind or dealing with their own feelings
Man vs Self
This indicates from which side of the story we are hearing; not just who is telling the story
Perspective
Is this a true theme: "It is always best to be honest."
Yes
A character that only plays a small role in the story; does not drive the action
Minor Character
The story is winding down; the plot is wrapping up
Falling Action
A character is having a conflict with something man made, such as a robot or device
Man vs. Technology