Conflict II
A Natural disaster
What is individual vs. nature?
A conflict between a character and something that is not natural in some way.
What is individual vs. supernatural?
The telling of a story or an experience of (an) event(s)
What is a narrative?
The time and place a story takes place in.
What is setting?
Concluding section that resolves any and all remaining issues of the story.
What is resolution?
Protagonist (hero) vs. Antagonist (villain).
What is individual vs. individual?
A struggle between a character and larger societal forces.
What is individual vs. society?
the way a writer makes a character seem like a real person by describing the character directly or indirectly.
What is characterization?
The main character of a story.
What is protagonist?
Peak/changing point of the story. Characters face the conflict head-on.
What is climax?
Takes place in a person’s mind.
What is individual vs. self?
A conflict where an individual faces resistance from a natural force.
What is individual vs nature?
What the author shows us about a character
What is indirect characterization?
What the author tells us about a character
What is direct characterization?
Characters are in a crisis that will lead up to the character facing the main conflict
What is rising action?
a conflict between what the character wants and the societal expectations.
Two characters fight with each other.
What is individual vs individual?
a stereotype that occur only once in literature to represent a character, situation, or symbolism
What is archetype?
Characters who change over the course of a story.
What are dynamic characters?
This is when the story slows down and ties up loose ends
What is falling action?
When characters are facing Ghosts, omens, superstitions.
What is individual vs supernatural?
The conflict where a character is their own worst enemy.
What is individual vs. Self?
The "lifeblood" most important part of story telling?
What is raw authenticity/concrete details?
Setting is developed using the five senses of sight, sound, touch, taste, and smell.
What is imagery?
Sets up the characters, setting, and conflict for the narrative.
What is exposition