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Genre
type of literature
Conflict
Man v Man - war, argument
Man v Self - internal struggle
Man v Nature - earthquake, flood
Man v Society - court case
Man v Higher Power - gods, fate
Plot
the flow of the story
Exposition
intro to characters, setting, and conflict
Rising events
all the events building to the climax
Climax
turning point of the story; highest point of action
Falling Action
Events after the climax
Denouement
resolution, tying up the story
Protagonist
the character around which the action revolves
Antagonist
the character/force against the protagonist
Setting
Location of story
Lifestyle of story
Time period in history
Theme
Main idea of the story, typically deals w/ significant life issues (love, death)
Characterization
developement of believable characters by the author
Types of characterization
1. Direct explanation or description by author
2. Character's actions/behavior
3. Character's speech/thoughts
4. Reactions of other characters
Types of Point of View
1st person POV - uses personal pronouns: I, me, we, us
3rd person omniscient POV - narrator is an all knowing observer; uses 3rd person pronound: he, she, it, them
3rd person limited POV - narratory knows some but not all; uses 3rd person pronouns
Symbolism
object, place, or person that possess its own significance while representing something bigger

EX- crown represents royalty
Poe's rules of Short Stories
Brevity - short enough to read in one sitting
Unity - the story pushes to one emotion/feeling