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Conclusion
when the situation becomes stable and conflict is resolved
Conflict
struggle between opposing forces
Exposition
sets the scene, introduces characters, identifies situation
External conflict
when the struggle is outside the character or against another
Fiction
a made up story or piece of literature
Flash forward
a fictional scene from the future that is inserted into the fictional present
Flashback
a fictional scene from the past that is inserted into the fictional present
Flat character
relatively simple and often predictable
Focus
what the story “spotlights”
Foreshadowing
a hint or clue about the future plot
Internal conflict
when the opposing drive is apart of a single character
Narration
telling a story
Nonfiction
a piece of literature, real events, or facts
Plot
arrangement of action
Point of view
the perspective a story is viewed in
Resolution
when conflict is stabilized
Round character
complex, multifaceted, and unpredictable
Setting
where a story takes place
Spatial character
the place(s) where action unfolds
Static character
does not change
Theme
the main message the literature focuses on
Tone
attitude if a literary work that is revealed through diction
Voice
the source of the story’s words