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| The sharp clash of people versus people, nature, ideas, etc. which form the basis of the plot and provides the interest |
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| The main character around whom the action centers |
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| A hint or suggestion beforehand of what may happen later |
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| The highpoint of the story; the decisive turning point of action |
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| The introduction part of the story |
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| The solution of the plot; the falling action |
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| The main idea around which the story is centered |
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| Writing tat ridicules the weaknesses of ppl and social institutions |
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| The complication part of the story |
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| A leading figure who opposes the main character of the story |
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| Series of connected events in a story |
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| The time and place in which the story takes place |
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| The perspective from which the story is told |
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| An object, person, place, or event which stands for something broader than itself |
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| An interruption in the story to tell the reader about something that happened earlier |
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| The element of a plot tat makes the reader want to find out wat happens |
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| A contrast or opposite between wat is said and what is really meant, or between wat happens and wat the reader feels should happen |
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| The process by which the writer presents the ppl in his story |
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