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| The story of a person's life told by someone else. |
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| the story of a person's life told by him or her |
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| speech patterns of a particular region or group |
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| talk or conversation between two or more characters |
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brief story with moral or lesson
(Aesop's Fables) |
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fiction, poetry, or drama that takes place in an imaginary world and uses impossible circumstances
(animals that talk, plants that move or think, etc.) |
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| a story that is invented, and not a record of things that actually happened |
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| the use of hints or clues to suggest what action is to come |
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| prose that tells about things as they acually happened or that presents factual information about something |
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| the sequence of events or happenings in a literary work |
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| the time and place of action |
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| goes against the protagonist. An antagonist is often a villain, but may be a force of nature, an animal, or another force that is in conflict with the protagonist. |
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