a lifelike figure where you have a deep understanding of who they are, virtues and flaws, often a main character.

an uncomplicated figure, often a side character, known for one major trait that they have.

someone who doesn't go through major changes (stays the same).

someone who undergoes major changes (personality, values, etc.) throughout a story.

the overall feeling a story can make the reader feel.

a psychological struggle (a mental battle)

a struggle between a character and some other outside factor.

when the author give hints to something that will happen later in the story.

a luxurious house, usually belonging to nobility, and symbolizes wealth.

the organized pattern of events that make up a story. Every plot is made up of a series of incidents that are related to one another.

usually at the beginning, introduced to characters and main setting. introduced to main problem

main problem, can be internal to a character or the result of external forces that impact a character

begins to develop the conflict, a building of interest or suspense occurs.

turning point of the story, usually the main character comes face to face with a conflict, main character will change in some way.

all loose ends of the plot are tied up, the conflict(s) and climax are taken care of.

the story comes to a reasonable ending.

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term set (sept. 9)

Mr. Ingels term set given September 9th & elements of plot

Question	Answer
round character	a lifelike figure where you have a deep understanding of who they are, virtues and flaws, often a main character.
flat character	an uncomplicated figure, often a side character, known for one major trait that they have.
static character	someone who doesn't go through major changes (stays the same).
dynamic character	someone who undergoes major changes (personality, values, etc.) throughout a story.
mood	the overall feeling a story can make the reader feel.
internal conflict	a psychological struggle (a mental battle)
external conflict	a struggle between a character and some other outside factor.
foreshadowing	when the author give hints to something that will happen later in the story.
staccato	short and separated sentences.
chateau	a luxurious house, usually belonging to nobility, and symbolizes wealth.
plot	the organized pattern of events that make up a story. Every plot is made up of a series of incidents that are related to one another.
1. exposition	usually at the beginning, introduced to characters and main setting. introduced to main problem
2. conflict	main problem, can be internal to a character or the result of external forces that impact a character
3. rising action	begins to develop the conflict, a building of interest or suspense occurs.
4. climax	turning point of the story, usually the main character comes face to face with a conflict, main character will change in some way.
5. falling action	all loose ends of the plot are tied up, the conflict(s) and climax are taken care of.
6. resolution	the story comes to a reasonable ending.

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