ELA FINAL

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Exposition

The stories setting, mood, the main character, supporting characters and time. The characters development happens during this part of the story.

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Inciting incident

Problem, crisis, challenge, dilemma, or obstacle present to the main character that gets the story going (conflict)

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Rising action

Complications that the main character encounters while trying to resolve the conflict. It is all events leading to the turning points of the story.

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Climax

The peak of excitement, the moment where the story changes and when the problem is resolved

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Falling action

All plot points wrapping up, the consequences of the climax, and reflection on the changes of the changes in the main character

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Resolution

The plots end. The resolution might tie up loose ends or leave important parts of the story unresolved

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Theme in a story

In a story it’s the underlying message. It's the “so what” of the text or in other words it's the critical belief about what the author is trying to convey.

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What is NOT theme

Plot summary, reference to any character in the text, specific to one person, author or character, single word (full sentence phrase)

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Theme

Theme is the central idea or message within a story; the beliefs about life the author is trying to convey; the lesson or moral of the story.

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Big idea

The big idea is usually the topic and subject (usually 1-5 words) whereas for theme it's usually the opinion about the topic or subject.

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Protagonist

The driver of the action of the story; usually main character

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Antagonist

The character that stands in opposition to the protagonist, but it's not always the “bad guy”

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Foil

A foil is a character that contrast another character in a way that illuminates a trait or the personality. What are foil is a protagonist is not. EX: the ____ of character, one highlights the ____ of character two

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Round

A fully developed character in terms of personality, multifaced plus described in detail

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Dynamic

A dynamic character evolves through throughout the story they are affected by the events of the story

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Static

Stays the same throughout the story, they are not affected by the plot

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Internal

Occurs within a character, such as: do right or wrong

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External

Involves the character who struggles against a force outside themselves such as: nature object, another character

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Character vs self

It's an internal conflict

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Character vs character

It's an external conflict

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Character vs nature

It's an external conflict

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Character vs society

It's an external conflict

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