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19 Cards in this Set
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Protagonist
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The main character with many problems he needs to face to meet his goals.
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Antagonist
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Tthe main problem working againist the Protagonist.
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Round
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A complex character, very realistic.
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Flat
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Lacks complexity.
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Static
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Always the same doesn't change.
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Dynamic
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Under goes an important change.
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Stock
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Predict what they will be like, certain traits.
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Foil
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Two characters that contract each other.
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Expostion
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Occurs at the beginning, provides information. Setting, characters, and situation
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Antecedent Action
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Revels information before the story for later on.
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Initial Incident
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Major event that sets the conflict
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Rising Action
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A sequence of events that creates suspense.
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Climax
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Highest po8injt of the story, usually a turning point.
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Falling Action
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Right after climax, shows the imediate consequences of the actions
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Setting
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The time and place of the scene.
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Theme
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The ideaor message the story is trying to imply, ususally at the end of the story
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First Person
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Use I told through one person
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Third Person- Limited
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Narrerator tells the story but is limited cannot explain feelings and thoughts
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Third person unlimited
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Narrator tells the story but can explain thoughts and feelings.
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