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16 Cards in this Set
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Setting |
The two types are physical and chronological |
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Physical Setting
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The "where" of the story, where the story takes place
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Chronological Setting |
The "when" of the story, dates, time period, past, present, or future
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Character
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There are four types, Flat, Round, Dynamic, and Static |
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Flat Characterization
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A character with one or two sides, resembling one or two traits
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Round Characterization
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A complex character with many sides, unpredictable behaviors, and a personality fully developed
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Dynamic Characterization
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Characters who experience essential change
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Static Characterization
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A non-changed character, no development after the way they were first presented
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Conflict
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The two types are internal, and external |
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External Conflict
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Man against nature, or man against man
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Internal Conflict
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Internal is the battles fought inside yourself, like emotions, or a struggle to be the best
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Symbol
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Something that means something else, usually it's a tangable physical thing symbolizing something intangable
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Point Of View
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The two most common types are first person, and third person
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First Person Point Of View
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The story is told by a character in the story, easilly told if they use the words I, me, my, myself, etc.
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Third Person Point Of View
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Story not told by a stories character, but by an invisible author who plays no role in the story
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Theme
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The moral to the story
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