Fiction and Plot Review

an introduction to the characters and setting of a story, original situation of characters

one of the story's characters narrates using pronouns I, me, and my

the reader becomes a part of the story and the pronoun you is used

the point at which the conflict is resolved;the story is brought to a natural or surprising end

a struggle between two opposing forces in a novel, short story, or play; character vs _________

the attitude an author takes toward his subject, character or reader;created through words

the sequence of events that make up a story

the highest point of tension in a story;turning point between the rising action &falling action

the people or animals in a story; protagonist v. antagonist

does not change throughout the story

the time, place, and environment of a story

an outside narrator tells the story, has access to the thoughts/feelings of multiple characters

the feeling created by a reader in a literary work;setting, description, events,tone contribute

events that lead to a conflict's resolution; characters learn to deal with life after a crisis

The person who wrote the book or story

the character or outsider telling the story

a lesson or message about human nature that is buried in the text

the development of complications that create the conflict of a story

literature in the form of prose, that describe imaginary events and people

an outside narrator tells the story and can only see through the eyes of one character