Plot element that sets up the story by introducing setting, characters, and background
Visually descriptive writing that activates the senses
Point of view in which the narrator is outside of the story, but knows the inner thoughts of two or more characters ("All-knowing").
A type of irony in which a character says one thing but means the opposite
The character or force that the protagonist struggles against
Plot element that comes after the climax, where things are starting to calm down and be resolved
Point of view in which the narrator is outside of the story, but knows the inner thoughts of only one character.
This type of character has many interesting traits, and is similar to real people. His or her background, personality and motives are fully shown by the author.
When something stands for/represents something other than itself
Plot element that sets the story into motion (the "kickoff moment")
The feelings that are associated with a word
A comparison between two dissimilar things using "like" or "as"
The dictionary definition of a word
A type of external conflict in which the protagonist is against a group or bigger authority made up of multiple people
The moral or life lesson of a story
A type of irony in which you expect one thing to happen but the opposite happens instead
A type of irony in which the reader or audience knows a secret or important info that one or more characters do not know
A type of conflict in which a character deals with an inner struggle (also known as Man vs. Self)