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Subject
What the story is literally about
Theme
The underlying idea the writer is trying to argue
Conflict
A struggle between opposing forces
External conflict
A conflict between a character and someone else/society/nature/something else
Internal conflict
A conflict between a character and themselves
Protagonist
The main character in a story’s central conflict
Antagonist
The character opposing the protagonist
Characterization
How the writer conveys character personalities
Direct characterization
When the writer directly describes a character’s personality/feelings through abstract statements
Indirect characterization
When a writer subtly implies personalities/feelings by actions in a way that must be inferred
Setting
Time and place where a story takes place
Point of view
Perspective from which a story is told from
1st person point of view
A point of view told by a character in the story
3rd person point of view
A point of view told by a narrator outside of the story
Dramatic point of view
When the narrator simply reports on what the characters do
Omniscient point of view
When the narrator can report on the thoughts and feelings of every character
Limited omniscience point of view
When the narrator selectively reports back on the thoughts and feelings of a select few characters