Plot, Point of View, and Conflict

The part of the plot where all conflicts are solved and the story ends.

A point of view in which the narrator is telling a story which includes him/herself.

The narrator is "all knowing" and knows the thoughts/feelings of multiple/all characters.

The "climax" is when the protagonist...

Another word for "resolution."

A point of view in which the narrator can "mind read" the thoughts and feelings of one character.

A conflict which exists inside a character's mind, usually involving a choice.

The main problem the characters try to resolve in a story.

The protagonist goes up against a group of people representing differing beliefs, traditions, laws, etc.

The part of a story where the conflict/challenges continue to grow. Usually the longest part of a story.

The first person point of view helps the reader to...

The story goes back to events which occured before the current moment.

A character struggles with any outside force or person.

A character has to fight against a storm, virus, or other natural force.

The event which sets the story in motion.

The reader is given clues/hints of events before they happen in the story.

A point of view in which the narrator is speaking directly to the reader.

Part of the plot which includes the setting, characters, and background information.

A story can have more than one conflict.