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| introducing the setting, the characters and the basic situation |
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| the sequence of events that involve around a conflict |
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| A character or force in conflict with the main character or protagonist |
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| The turning point the highest point in the plot |
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| After the conflict is solved |
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| How the conflict is solved |
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| Development of the problem that builds until it reaches the climax |
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| Struggle between two opposing forces |
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| A struggle within characters mind |
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| The time and place of the action |
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| Struggles with a person or force |
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| The act of creating a character |
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| A writer makes direct statements about a character |
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| Indirect Characterization |
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| THE characters traits are revealed through his or her thoughts words and what other characters think or say. |
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| A person or animal that takes place in a literary work |
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| Suggested or stated indirectly |
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| expressed directly by the auther |
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| The feeling created by a reader in a literary work |
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| Central message or concern or purpose in a literary work |
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