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10 Cards in this Set
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Setting
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A description of the time and place of a story, most often established early on in the story.
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Point of View
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A vantage point from which the writer tells the story. (1st or 3rd person)
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Conflict
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A struggle between opposing characters or opposing forces in the story. (external or internal).
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Climax
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Following the conflict and complications, this is the point of highest tension in the story.
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Resolution
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Following the climax, the falling action in the story and the ultimate outcome of the conflict at the conclusion of the story.
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Protagonist
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The central or main character in a story.
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Antagonist
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The character who opposes, or is in direct conflict with, the protagonist.
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Foreshadowing
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The use of hints or clues in a story to suggest what event(s) will occur further on in the story.
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Tone
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The attitude the author takes toward his subject and characters, or the “mood” of the story.
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Theme
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The basic meaning of the story.
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