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| What problem, internally or externally, is and how it is presented to you in the story. |
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| The beginning of the story which introduces you, the reader, to the plot, character, and setting. |
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| The event(s) which build up the conflict and lead up to the Climax of the story. |
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| The most exciting and built up part of the story where everything has been built up for that moment or part. |
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| The events following the end of the Climax as the characters start to solve their problems. |
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| The part in the story where the characters resolve their conflict and or the story ends. |
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| The main character(s) in the story; the hero |
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| The character(s) that try to keep the main character from achieving their goal or resolving their problem. |
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| Where the writer tells you directly how the character is or how they are feeling. |
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| Indirect Characterization |
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| Where the writer gives hints as to how the character feels or how they are. |
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| A character that has many sides to his or her emotions or actions or how they present themselves. |
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| A character to whom has very few traits about them, |
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| The average character; characters thrown in to make the story fit together. |
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| a character who changes through out the whole of the story. |
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| A character who stays the same in the whole of the story. |
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| The conflict with a character that is something of their mind |
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| A conflict that a character has that happens to them by things outside of their mind. |
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| a feeling you get from a word |
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| The actual definition of a word. |
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| A Narrative where the main character tells the story. |
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| A narration by a person outside of the story to whom watches what has or is happening and tells it to the reader. |
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| An all-knowing being who knows everything that is going on with every character in the story. |
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