Is a comment on stage to the audience that other characters due his experience

Character Progression

The way in which a character grows as a person due to his experiences in a story

Dynamic, or well-rounded

Character that is realistic and grows and changes

Mood (tone, atmosphere)

The feeling of a story (humorous, dark and scary, mysterious, etc.)

Created by a writer to keep the audience wondering what will happen next and creates a certain tone or mood

Point of view or narrator

They way in which a story is told (3 methods)

3rd person limited point of view or narrator

The narrator is someone outside the story. They are more reliable with the information they give, but they do not share everything, like what the character is thinking

1st Person point of view or narrator

A character in the story is narrator - a reader should not believe everything they are told completely

Static, flat or two dimensional

Character that is a stereotype or does not change

Main character or characters that face and solve the conflict of the story

Any important character that may cause or add to the conflict

The opposite of what is expected

When a person says the opposite of what is actually meant

When the audience knows that the opposite of what the character expects will soon occur

3rd person omniscient

Point of view or narrator - the narrator is someone outside the story. They are more reliable with the information they give, and do not share all information, like what the character is thinking

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Question	Answer
Aside	Is a comment on stage to the audience that other characters due his experience
Character Progression	The way in which a character grows as a person due to his experiences in a story
Dynamic, or well-rounded	Character that is realistic and grows and changes
Mood (tone, atmosphere)	The feeling of a story (humorous, dark and scary, mysterious, etc.)
Suspense	Created by a writer to keep the audience wondering what will happen next and creates a certain tone or mood
Point of view or narrator	They way in which a story is told (3 methods)
3rd person limited point of view or narrator	The narrator is someone outside the story. They are more reliable with the information they give, but they do not share everything, like what the character is thinking
1st Person point of view or narrator	A character in the story is narrator - a reader should not believe everything they are told completely
Static, flat or two dimensional	Character that is a stereotype or does not change
Protagonist	Main character or characters that face and solve the conflict of the story
Antagonist	Any important character that may cause or add to the conflict
Irony	The opposite of what is expected
Verbal Irony	When a person says the opposite of what is actually meant
Dramatic Irony	When the audience knows that the opposite of what the character expects will soon occur
3rd person omniscient	Point of view or narrator - the narrator is someone outside the story. They are more reliable with the information they give, and do not share all information, like what the character is thinking

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