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how what happen is revealed, the way the story’s events are arranged.

Conflict: is the struggle between opposing forces that emerges as the action develops.

The story's main character

Someone or something presented in opposition to the protagonist.

is where the writer presents the basic information readers need to understand the events that follow. it sets the story in motion: stablising the scene, introducing the  majors characters and perhaps suggests the major conflicts to come.

A peak in the story's action, a moment of considerable tention or importance.

Is the point of greatest tension or importance. The story's decisive action or event.

Drawing the action to a close and accounts for all remaining loose ends.

An intervation of some force or agent previously extraneous to the story.

Starting with a key event and later  going back in time to explain events the preceded it.

is moving out of sequences to examine an eventor situation that occurred before the time in which the story's actions takes place.

is the introduction early in a story of situations, events, characters, or objects that hint at things to come.

are well developed, closely involved in and responsive to the actions.

Barely developed or stereotypical.

Is a supporting character whose role in the story is to hightlight a major character by presenting constrast with him or her.

are easy to identify and behave predictably.

Grows and changes in the course of a story, developing as he or she reacts to events and to other characters.

May face the same chalanges as a dynamic character but will remain essentially unchange.

The reasons behind his or her behavior.

Establishes a story's social, cultural, economic, and political environment.

Is where the Work takes place.

Influences a story's mood as well as its development.

Is a combination of historical and geographical settings

Is  the writer's creation to tell his story using a narrator whose personalities and oppions are different from the author.

Occurs when a narrator or character perceives less than readers do.

Occurs when what happens is at odds with what readers are let to expect.

Occurs when the narrator says one thing but actually means another.

Tell from the perspective of I ( or We plural)

Told to You( The reader or character)

Narrator is able to ger into the heads of all the characters.

The narrator is able to get in the head of one character.

The narrator can't get into the heads of any character. It's like a play where only actions and dialogues are presented.

Is the way a writer uses language,  selecting and arranging words to say what he or she wants to say.

Is the attitude of the narrator or the author of a work toward the subject matter, characters or audience.

Is characterized by elaborate, complex sentences; a learned vocabulary and a serious, objective, detached tone.

Consistent with everyday speech, is characterized by slang, constractions, colloquial expression like you know and I mean, shorted word forms, incomplete sentences, and a casual, conversational tone.

Are symbols that take on additional meanings in particular works.