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Narrative Elements

Plot,Perspective,Atmosphere, Characters, Conflict, Setting

TermDefinition
Plot Plot- is defined as sequence of eventsin a story. What happens in a story.
Exposition gives necessary background information-
Inciting Incident An event or action that tirggers the next action;
Rising Action A series of steps, obstacles or problems which lead to the climax of the story
Climax The most intense point in the narrative
Falling action the plot where the conflict is resolved
Resolution Wrap-up of any loose ends in the narrative.
Perspective Perspective, is defined as the point of view or the type of narration
First person Told from a characters perspective. Uses “I”.
Second Person The use of “you”
Third Person-Omniscient the narrator is all-knowing and we get to see what most of the character are thinking/feelings
Third Person-Limited get to see what one of the characters are thinking/feeling
Atmosphere/Mood Atmosphere Is defined as the mood of the story
Characters Characters, is defined as a person or the people
Protagonist The main figure int he story; can be good or bad.
Antagonist The character who opposes the protagonist; can be good or bad
Side Character Used as plot device or for humour
Person vs Person two characters in conflict with each other
Person vs Self A character in conflict with their beliefs, guilt..etc
Person vs Natur A character in conflict with the elemts/natural world
Person vs Society A character in conflict with a group’s beliefs and/or a societal institution
Theme Theme, is defined as “the moral of the story”.
Setting Setting, is defined as the time and place of the story.
Created by: shoya
 

 



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