This character is a fake orphan living in a Catholic orphanage even though he is Jewish, and he leaves to go find his parents.
Felix
This point of view uses I. The narrator is telling her own story.
First person
This is the most intense part of the story. We will find out if the character succeeds or fails.
Climax
This vocab word means to move down. You might do it on the stairs, an elevator, or down a cave.
Descend
This popular theater snack is usually salted and covered in butter.
Popcorn
This girl has dead parents who turn out to be Polish Nazis.
Zelda
This point of view uses "you." The narrator is telling a story about the reader.
Second
This part of the story is when the part is building up. The tension just keeps getting higher.
Rising action
This word means you have enough.
Adequate
When sitting around a campfire, you might make one these snacks with a marshmallow, chocolate, and graham cracker.
S'more
This character secretly takes care of orphans and unsecretly takes care of people's teeth.
Barney
This point of view is when the narrator is telling the reader a story about someone else. It uses "he" "she" "they" "them."
Third person
This part of the story is the end, after everything is finalized and all the questions are answered.
Resolution
This word means to make something better by adding to it.
Enhance
Served in a red can, you might find Coach East drinking come of this brown liquid. Pepsi can take a hike.
Coke
This is how Felix helps others and himself get through tough times.
He tells them stories.
This point of view is a type of third person. It is when the narrator knows the thoughts and feelings of just one character.
Third person limited.
This part of the story is any and all background information.
Exposition
This word is used to describe the relationship two things have when they both benefit from being friends. Everyone wins.
Mutual
First they're sour. Then they're sweet. You might be sour too if you were jammed in a bag with all your brothers and sisters.
Sour Patch Kids
This is how long Felix lived in the orphanage.
Three years and Eight months.
This type of third person perspective is when the narrator knows the thoughts and feelings of more than one character. The narrator is all-knowing.
Omniscient
This part of the story is the first problem. It is what launches the character into action.
Inciting Incident
This word means to have knots or to be misshapen.
Gnarled
Named for the heroes of an Alexandre Dumas book, this candy bar is milk chocolate filled with an airy grayish filling. I wish they came in bars of three.
3 Musketeers.