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| is a struggle between opposing forces. |
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| takes place in the mind of a character. |
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| is one in which a character struggles with an outside force or another person. |
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| is the sequence of events in a short story. It is usually divided in 5 parts. |
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| Introduces the setting the characters, and the basic solution. |
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| It makes the problem big Introduces the conflict, or problem. |
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| the turning point in a story. |
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| is the part of the story when the conflict lessens. |
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| is a secondary storyline that adds depth to the main plot. |
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| is the time and place of the action in the story. Sometimes the setting is only a backdrop for the action.Other times, the setting can be the force that the characters struggle against, the source of a story's conflict. It can also create a mood or emotional atmosphere. |
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| are the people or animals that take part in the action. |
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| are the qualities, attitudes, and values that a character possesses such as dependability or intelligence. |
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| are reasons for a characters actions. This motivation may come from internal causes like loneliness or jealousy, or from external causes like danger or poverty. |
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| is the central messages expressed in a story. |
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| A Theme is expressed directly by the author. |
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| An theme is suggested, or stated indirectly through what happens to the characters. |
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| A theme, or a recurring theme, is a message about life that is often expressed in many different eras and cultures. |
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| are tools that writers use to enhance their writing. |
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| is the perspective from which the story is told. |
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| Third Person point of view |
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| The third person point of view tells the story from the perspective of the narrarator outside the story. |
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| knows everything and reveales what each other thinks and feels a limited third person narrator reveals the thoughts and feelings of a single character. |
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| is using clues that hint at future events. |
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| is use of scenes within a story that interrupt sequence of events to reveal past occurincess. |
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| is the contrast between an actual outcome and what the reader or the characters expect will happen |
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