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| The process of revealing the personality of a character in a story. |
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| a character who does not change much in the course of a story. |
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| A character that changes as a result of the story's events. |
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| a character that has only one or two traits that can be described in a few words, these charaacters have no depth |
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| A character that has many different traits that can sometimes contradict each other. |
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| A moment of great emotional intensity or suspense in a plot; usually marks the moment when the conflict is decided one way or another |
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| Struggle or clash between opposing characters or opposing forces. (ex. Saxons and the Britons) |
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| A character struggles against an outside force like another character, society, or nature. |
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| Takes place entirely within a characters own mind; a struggle between opposing needs or desires or emotions withing the a single person. |
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| Difference between appearance and reality. |
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| The part of the plot that gives information about the characters and their problems or conflicts. |
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| The use of clues to hint at events that will occur later in a plot; used to build suspense and sometimes anxiety in the reader. |
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| Language that appeals to the senses; most are visual- that is creating pictures in the readers mind , but they also appeal to the senses of sound, taste,touch, or smell. |
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