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Physical Setting |
Where the story takes place. The "where" can be very general- a small farming community, for example- or very specific- a two story frame house at 739 Hill Street in Scott City, Missouri.
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Flat Characterization |
A character who has two sides, representing one or two traits- often a sterotype. Flat characters help move the plot along more quickly because the audience immeditely understands what the character is about
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Indirect Characterization |
The author introduces the character by describing the characters personality in detail. |
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Internal Conflict |
The protagonist in the story experiences conflict with her or his conscience. More than the main character can experience INTERNAL CONFLICT.
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External Conflict |
Is when the character experiences conflict with the other characters, society, nature.
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Dynamic Characterization |
A character who experiences an essential change in personality or attitude. Progtagonist are almost always dynamic.
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Static Characterization
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A character who does not change or develop beyond the way in which she or he is first persented.
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