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Plot is the sequence of events that happens in a story. The plot usually happens as a result from actions taken by a character in the story. |
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| Tells the reader the characters, setting, and basic situation. |
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| First problem in the story that leads to the Rising Action. |
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| The problems leading to the climax. |
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| The climax is where the main character changes personality sometimes. This is the most important part of the story. |
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| This is where the story starts to come to an end. |
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| This is where the author makes the book come to an end. |
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| A static character has 1 or 2 traits and their pesonality doesn't change. |
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| A dynamic character changes their personality throughout the story. |
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The main character!!
Example:Harry Potter |
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Someone who goes against the main character.
Example:Voldemort from Harry Potter. |
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The problems in the story.
Examples of Conflict:Man v.s. self, Man v.s. Man, Man v.s. Nature, and Man v.s. Society. |
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The saying the author teaches the reader.
Example: In the Giving Tree, the author teaches you to be thankful for what you have. |
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| The way the author makes you feel while you're reading. |
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The setting tells the reader the when and where in the story.
Example:2 men on a desert island in 1923. |
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