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Literary Element

RL.6.3

TermDefinition
setting When and where, or the time and place the story takes place.
plot The action of the story; series of events that occur.
climax The major turning point of the story, often a moment of high interest and great emotion.
conflict A struggle between two opposing forces; a problem.
theme The overall meaning or message of the story... the author's insight on life or human nature.
protagonist The main character.
antagonist The character or element that works against the main character.
point of view The narrator's relationship to the story... 1st person - uses "I", "Me", and "My" - a character in the story 3rd person - uses "They", "He", "She" - an onlooker
plot diagram A tool used to keep track of the parts of the plot (exposition, rising action, climax, falling action, resolution).
character People, animals, or creatures in a story.
exposition The beginning of a story where characters and setting are introduced.
resolution The end of a story, the conflict is resolved.
rising action Events in a story that creates a rise in tension, leads to the climax.
falling action Events that follow the climax and lead to the resolution.
internal conflict A conflict that occurs inside the characters conscience.
external conflict A conflict that occurs outside of the characters conscience.
Created by: jstrenger
 

 



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