all of the events building to the most intense part of the story
three things told to us in the exposition
a statement that seems to contradict itself but actually makes sense in context
the fourth plot point is
the character in opposition to the main character
this type of narrator is a character in the story
the feelings the reader has while reading a story
the type of conflict when the main character is struggling with his own self-doubt or guilt
tone and mood words must be stated using this grammatical part of speech
the moment the main conflict is solved
"He's a tough cookie, but I'll get through to him eventually."
a character that is not-well developed and not changing (two answers)
"Oh, weather, why must you be so evil on game day?!"
"The ant pranced across the land like a king."
the emotional meaning of a word
the most intense part of the main conflict
a narrator who is not a character in the story but knows all of the thoughts and feelings of characters
reader AND characters are surprised by an event in a story
to downplay or give less importance to something
"She was Cinderella as she walked onto the dance floor at prom."
the first plot point is
a character that doesn't have a large role in the story
"The trees swayed in the wind like a boat at sea."
even though he or she is the main character, he or she can be a bad person--they are the....
the type of conflict when the main character is fighting against the ways of his government or group of people
