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| a force in conflict with the protagonist |
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| a person personified animal or object which takes a role in a literary work |
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| the development of a charecters personality traits |
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| point of greatest interest |
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| struggle between a protagonist and an opposing force which comes from within or without the character in the form of nature, man, society, or a combination of forces |
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| the athor tells the reader about the character directly |
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| the reader knows something the character dosent know |
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| what happens before the present action begins and that the reader needs to know |
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| i teels the story, the narrator describes other characters but not what they think |
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| literary device in which a charecter views an event by going back in the past |
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| literary device that perpares the reader for what is to come in the story by using hint before the actual event occurs |
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| indirect characterization |
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| the reader finds out about a character they way they would find out about a person by what they do or say or others say about them |
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| implied comprarison of two dissimilar things that gives new insight to the reader |
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| all seeing all knowing third person can tell characters thoguhts and feelings |
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| the central charater of the story |
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| time place and chief circumstances |
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| implied comparision of two dissimilar things that uses the words like or as |
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| when you expect one thing to happen and the opposite happens |
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| when a charecter says one thing but means something else |
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