literary terms definitions
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| Setting | Where a story takes place
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| Mood | atmosphere of a story is usally dtermined by the setting
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| Theme | lesson or message of the story controlling idea ot control asighed author underlining meaning or main idea trying to convey
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| Conflict | Problem without conflict there is no story
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| *Internal conflict | Struggle within one's self person must make decesion overcome pain temper
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| -Person vs. self | Character must make a difficult decision
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| *external conflict | struggle with an outside force
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| 1. -Man vs. Man 2. -Man vs. Fate 3. Man vs. Society 4. Man vs. Nature | 1.problem between two people or two groups of people can be fight or araggment 2.A person has a problem facing he/she destiny.3.One person in conflict with a group. 4.A person in conflict with or struggleing against anyforce of nature
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| *Plot | Sequence of events
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| *Exposition | All background information is given setting and man char. are in fo.
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| *Narrative Hook | The problem/main conflict is revealed
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| *Rising Action | All of the greats leading to the climax
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| *Climax | most exiting part of the story the T point
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| *falling Action | All of the events leading to the conclusion
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| *Conclusion | The End...
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| Narrator | The person telling the story~not always the author
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| *Tone | Narrator/authornattitude toward the story
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| *Point Of View | how a story is told. The relationship between the narrato and the reader
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| -1st person | The Narrator is a part of the story and uses I,Me,My,Our,Us
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