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Characterization in which the author describes the traits and qualities of a character explicitly

A fictional story that employs authentic historical characters or setting

A character with whom the reader identifies or for whom the reader has favorable feelings

A character with whom the reader cannot identify or for whom the reader has strong feelings of dislike

The time and place in which the story occurs

An addition to a story’s ending that expounds on the fortune of the main character

The character who is in the mouth piece for what the author believes to be good and right

Occurring when an author or characters meaning differs from what he or she expresses in words

A character who remains essentially the same throughout the story

Reader anxiety resulting from the authors withholding of plot details

A reference to events that occurred before the action of the main story

A character who changes as the story progresses

A reference within a work to something else usually another artistic work

An introduction to a literary work

Also known as normative character and refers to the authors establish moral standards for the story

Characterization in which the author presents the characters in action and leaves the reader to infer their traits

Suspenseful situations strategically placed throughout different parts of chapters of a longer work

An extended work of fictional prose

Giving human characteristics to something that is not human

The major turning point for a main character; the point at which something happens that affects the outcome of the story