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Portrays imaginary people or animals
Fiction
Remaining issue is resolved; conclusions and insights are revealed by the narrator
Resolution
Events following the climax
Falling Action
Events that intensify and the conflict is revealed
Rising Action
The sequence of of related events in a story
Gives factual information about real events and process
Nonfiction
Giving details that hint at a upcoming event
Foreshadowing
In Beauty and the Beast, the extended storyline follows multiple characters, including Belle, the Beast, and Gaston, while developing several conflicts. What type of story is this?
Novel
Insights or message about life; suggested through words, actions, & fate of a story's character
Theme
Struggle between opposing forces
Conflict
Brief Narratives
Short Story
To provide background on a character and their experience; switching from present time to the past
Flashback
In Moana, Moana’s struggle to restore the heart of Te Fiti is an example of what literary element?
Conflict
Highest point of the story's tension at which the outcome of the conflict is revealed
Climax
Background on the character and situation
Exposition
Extended narratives that typically develop multiply characters, extensive plot, and multiply conflicts
Novels
In The Lion King, Rafiki shows Simba a vision of his past with Mufasa to remind him of who he is. What narrative technique is this?
Flashback
At the end of Frozen, Anna’s act of true love saves Elsa, and Arendelle returns to peace. What part of the story is this?
Resolution
In The Lion King, this moment occurs when Simba confronts Scar during the final battle to reclaim Pride Rock. What part of the story is this?
Climax
In Moana, the opening scenes explain Moana’s relationship with the ocean and her village, providing background on her desire to explore. What part of the plot is this?
Exposition