Story Elements

Which type of conflict is this? Robert is sure that Jason hid his guitar so he couldn't play it, but Jason denies it.

This is where the conflict begins to resolve. The problems are all starting to be 'cleaned up'.

Which type of conflict is this? James is desperately trying to prepare his home for safety from an impending hurricane.

Which type of conflict is this? Lars knows that he should not lie to his parents, but his friends are asking him to.

This point of view is when the character is not involved in the story. The pronouns "he," "she," and/or "they" are used.

This describes the time and place of the story.

This is where the conflict has completely resolved, and all final questions are answered here.

This is where the story begins. In this section, you are introduced to the characters, the setting, and the mood.

This is where most of the action of the story happens. It is where tension and suspense are built.

This is the most exciting part of the story. It is where the conflict reaches its highest point.

This is who, or what, is against the hero.

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This is the hero of the story.

This point of view is when the character is involved in and is telling the story. the pronoun "I" are used.

This term refers to the problems which often happen between the protagonist and the antagonist.

This is where the reader is introduced to the main conflict.

Which type of conflict is this? Kirk is passionate about fighting a social injustice. He fights for what he believes in.