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30 Cards in this Set
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Setting |
When and where the story takes place |
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Plot |
The events that make up the story-what happens. There are 6 plots: 1. Introduction 2. Problem/inciting incident 3. Rising action 4. Climax 5. Falling action 6. Conclusion |
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1. Introduction |
How the story begins; we are introduced to the place and characters |
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Problem/inciting including |
Conflict the main character must face |
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Rising action |
Series of events or complication the character must deal with, leading up to the climax |
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Climax |
The turning point of the story. The problem may be solved, the character may experience a significant change, it can be the most exciting scene |
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Falling action |
Life begins to return to normal for the main character |
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Conclusion |
Loose ends are USUALLY tied up- how the story ends |
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Conflict |
Character vs character Character vs nature (animals, weather, environment) Character vs self (disorder, addiction, decision making) Character vs society (world, group) Character vs technology (doesn't work, loss of control) Character vs fate (arranged marriage, the chosen one) |
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Protagonist |
Main character |
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Conflict |
Character vs character Character vs nature (animals, weather, environment) Character vs self (disorder, addiction, decision making) Character vs society (world, group) Character vs technology (doesn't work, loss of control) Character vs fate (arranged marriage, the chosen one) |
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Protagonist |
Main character |
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Anthologist |
What the main character is up against |
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Conflict |
Character vs character Character vs nature (animals, weather, environment) Character vs self (disorder, addiction, decision making) Character vs society (world, group) Character vs technology (doesn't work, loss of control) Character vs fate (arranged marriage, the chosen one) |
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Protagonist |
Main character |
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Anthologist |
What the main character is up against |
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Flat/static |
Experience no change, usually main character, seem life-like and realistic |
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Conflict |
Character vs character Character vs nature (animals, weather, environment) Character vs self (disorder, addiction, decision making) Character vs society (world, group) Character vs technology (doesn't work, loss of control) Character vs fate (arranged marriage, the chosen one) |
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Protagonist |
Main character |
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Anthologist |
What the main character is up against |
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Flat/static |
Experience no change, usually main character, seem life-like and realistic |
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Round/dynamic |
Experience a change, usually main character, seem life-like and realistic |
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Flat/static |
Experience no change, background character, short appearance |
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Foreshadowing |
A hint or a clue of a future event in the story |
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Foreshadowing |
A hint or a clue of a future event in the story |
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Irony |
The opposite of what is expected occurs because it contradicts itself |
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Foreshadowing |
A hint or a clue of a future event in the story |
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Irony |
The opposite of what is expected occurs because it contradicts itself |
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Contrast |
Character or setting that are totally opposite |
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Epiphany |
A moment of awareness-to finally see the light-aha moment |
