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Narrative Unit

TermDefinition
Protagonist The main character
Antagonist Something or someone that opposes the main character
Exposition The introduction of characters,setting,and conflicts
Rising action Events that happen leading up to the climax
Climax The highest point of interest; the turning point of story
Falling action Events that happen as a result of the climax
Resolution The part of the story that sums up or brings the conflicts to their conclusion
Conflict struggle between two or more opposing forces
theme the message the author wants to convey or the lessons learned by the character(s)
mood The reader's feeling when reading text
Tone A writer's attitude toward his or her subject
setting The time and place
point of view The position or angle from which a story is told (1st, 3rd limited,3rd omniscient, 3rd objective)
figurative language language the author uses that is not literal as written. Similes, metaphors, hyperbole, alliteration, idioms, etc.
1st person The narrator is a character in the story. Pronouns: I, me, my, we, our
2nd person Directive; Pronouns: you, your
3rd person objective You do not know the thoughts and feelings of the characters
3rd person limited You know the thoughts and feelings of only one character
3rd person omniscient You know the thoughts and feelings of more than one character
evidence text that supports your claim/answer
dialogue conversations between characters
Created by: mrispin
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