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vocabulary

TermDefinition
plot the events that happen in the beginning middle and end of a story
setting the time and place of a story
dialog conversations characters have with each other
internal conflict A problem or struggle that happens inside a characters mind or heart
external conflict A problem or struggle between a character and something outside of them
narrator The speaker or voice telling the story
First pov The narrator is a character meaning me i and my we
third pov the narrator is outside the story like they them he she
figurative language words used in a imaginative way to express Ideas that aren't true
simile compares two unlike things using like or as
metaphor compares two things without using like or as
sensory details descriptive words and phrases that appeal to the five senses (sight, sound, smell, taste, touch) to create vivid, immersive experiences for readers, making stories more real, engaging, and emotionally resonant by showing rather than just telling
connotation The feeling ideas that or emotions a word makes you think of
denotation the literal dictionary definition of a word
exposition when everything is revealed and explained
rising action the major parts that lead to the climax
climax the event that big stuff happens
falling Action the events that happen after the climax
resolution the fixing point of the story
theme the message
personification giving an object human characteristics
comentary the readers point of view
subplot the side story
hyperbole when you exsaderate something
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