Elements of Story
Character
Internal Conflict is also known as what?
In “The Shining”, Jack Torrance’s family moves into the isolated Overlook Hotel for the winter, only to be haunted by entities residing there that make him murderous.
Character vs Supernatural
The knowledge or traditions of a particular group
Lore / Folklore
Which stage of the plot is the peak of excitement?
Climax
When and where the story takes place
Setting
Common challenges include wildlife attacks and extreme weather
Character vs Nature
Two characters find themselves in love with the same person, leading to a rivalry driven by jealousy of one another and the desire to win the heart of the person they both love.
Character vs Character
Visually descriptive figurative language
Imagery
Which stage of plot introduces the characters, setting, and mood?
Exposition
The problem in the story
Conflict
Character vs Society
In The Lion King, Simba flees Pride Rock, choosing the carefree life. But deep down, he knows he must return to Pride Rock, avenge his father, and take his rightful spot as leader of the pride.
Character vs Self / Internal Conflict
Creating a feeling or atmosphere by using words
Mood
Which stage of plot is the ending of the story?
Resolution
The big idea, lesson, or moral
Theme
The lesson/theme of “too much greed or ambition can lead to the creation of things humanity is not fully ready to handle" is commonly featured in which kind of conflict?
Character vs Technology
In "1984" Winston fights against a government that seeks to control every aspect of citizens’ lives, including their thoughts and actions.
Character vs Society
What is the definition of Foreshadowing?
Hints at what will occur later in the story.
Which stage of plot follows the introduction of conflict, and increases tension and emotion.
Rising Action
Plot
Character vs Fate
Character vs Technology
What is the definition of Juxtaposition?
Placing two things side by side so as to highlight their differences
Which stage of plot follows the climax?
Falling Action