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TermDefinition
Protagonist The most important character or the 'good guy'.
Antagonist The one in conflict with the main character or the 'bad guy'.
Point of View The view, or perspective, that the story is being presented.
First Person The narrator is one of the characters from the story.
Third Person The narrator is not one of the characters from the story.
Conflict The struggle, either internal or external, that takes place in the story.
Internal Conflict An internal (or emotional) struggle between what the character wants to do and what he must do.
External Conflict The external problem that stands in the way of what the character is trying to accomplish.
Climax The part when the story reaches its most important point.
Rising and Falling Action Leads up and follows the climax.
Rising Action The main details leading to the climax.
Falling Acting The main details following the climax.
Narrative Text that explains a series of events.
Dialogue A shared conversation between two or more people.
Foreshadowing When the author gives subtle hints of things that might happen later on in the story.
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