created when the main character undergoes an emotional struggle

Ex. Scarlet Ibis when the narrator is sad about Doodle's death and about how Doodle is handicapped

the point of highest intensity 

Ex. Sound of Thunder, Eckles steps on the butterfly

Feeling of uncertainty about what will happen next

Ex. Being Prey, Valerie feels like she's being watched

Use of clues to hint at what is going to happen

Ex. Scarlet Ibis, Narrator makes Doodle touch his own casket

time, place, and condition where the story takes place

Ex. Most Dangerous Game: Shiptrap Island, unknown time, dangerous jungle

Leading character, hero/heroine of the story

Ex. The wife's story THE WIFE

Character who is opposes or struggles against the main character

Ex. Zaroff: Most Dangerous Game (Guy who tried to kill Rainsford) 

Character in fiction whose personality, background, motives, and other features are FULLY defined by the author

Ex. Doodle, Scarlet Ibis

Character with few traits

Ex. Della's husband, The Gift of the Magi

Process where the personality of a fictious character is revealed through adjectives and phrases

Ex. Narrator in Scarlet Ibis describes Doodle as having a shriveled up head and cannot run etc.

Personality of a character is revealed through their speech, actions, and appearence 

Ex. In Sucker, when Pete tells Sucker to jump off the roof and he'll fly we know how much Sucker really trusts Pete. 

Narrator is not a character and never refers to themselves directly

Ex. In Interlopers, the narrator can get into everyone's heads (with the two arguing families and the guys get squished by the tree)

Character in the story who talks to us using first person (I did this, I did that) it's told from a character's point of view. 

Ex. Montressor from Cask of Amontilido.