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Essential story vocabulary

Explore the essential story vocabulary in world literature, including plot, conflict, theme, protagonist, antagonist, round character, flat character, setting, tone, mood, and point of view. Learn about dynamic and static characters and how they contribute to a story.

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Essential story vocabulary

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  1. Essential story vocabulary World Literature Mr. Faulkner 8/8/19

  2. Plot • the sequence of events in a story

  3. conflict • a struggle between opposing forces

  4. theme • a central message or insight into life revealed through a literary work

  5. protagonist • main character in the story • NOT necessarily the “good guy”

  6. ANTAGONIST • A character or force in conflict with the main character • NOT necessarily the “bad guy”

  7. Round character • A character developed enough to come across to the reader as a real person

  8. Flat character • A character who shows only one main characteristic during the course of a work of literature; a stereotype

  9. setting • The time, place, and atmosphere in which action takes place

  10. tone • the author's attitude toward the subject of a story, toward a character, or toward the reader.

  11. mood • How the reader feels about an author’s story, subject, setting, or character

  12. Point of view • Who tells a story and how it is told.

  13. 1st person point of view • the narrator is a character in the story; told from the "I" point of view

  14. 3rd person limited point of view • Point of view in which the narrator is outside of the story - an observer; told from the "he, she, they" point of view • Narrator can tell us the thoughts of some characters but does not know everything

  15. 3rd person omniscient point of view • Point of view in which the narrator is outside of the story - an observer; told from the "he, she, they" point of view • Narrator knows thoughts and feelings of all characters; knows everything

  16. Dynamic character • A character that goes through a significant change over the course of the story

  17. Static character • A character that does not change throughout a story

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