Parts of a Plot
Any event that occurs after the turning point but before the end of the story
Falling Action
The main character
Protagonist
A hint of events to come
Foreshadowing
The point of view when the narrator is a character in the story and uses "I/we"
First Person
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The end of the story
Resolution
The force against the main character
Antagonist
When a character thinks back to an event earlier in the story or before the story began
Flashback
An example of this type of conflict is if Logan S is fighting Logan M
person versus person
An example of this poetic device is "school is a jail"
Metaphor
The turning point in the story when the conflict comes to a head
Climax
Static
The message of the story
Theme
The point of view when the narrator is not a character, but tells the reader about characters' thoughts/feelings (uses "he/she/they")
Third Person
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When the setting and characters are brought up; the beginning of the story
Introduction/Exposition
A character who changes in some important way because of the plot events
The overall feeling or atmosphere or a work
Mood
An example of this type of conflict is if a character feels pressure to buy things on Black Friday
person versus society
An example of this poetic device is, "I'm so hungry, I could eat a horse!"
Hyperbole
The point at which the conflict begins
Inciting Incident
A character that really only has one or two personality traits
Flat
Tone
The point of view when the narrator is all-knowing and all-seeing
Omniscient
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Pretty People / Tidepodians