Elements of Fiction

1st Person Point of View (POV)

• The story is narrated by a character in the story

• The story is narrated by an outsider and can be either limited or omniscient

• The character that opposed the protagonist.

• The people in a fictional story. '

3rd Person Point of View (POV)

• The story is narrated by a character in the story

• The story is narrated by an outsider and can be either limited or omniscient

• The character that opposed the protagonist.

• The people in a fictional story. '

Antagonist

• The story is narrated by a character in the story

• The story is narrated by an outsider and can be either limited or omniscient

• The character that opposed the protagonist.

• The people in a fictional story. '

Character

• The story is narrated by a character in the story

• The story is narrated by an outsider and can be either limited or omniscient

• The character that opposed the protagonist.

• The people in a fictional story. '

Cliche'

• An expression that is overused so often that is loses its original meaning.

• Literary elements that work together to create a fictional story.

• The dominant sttruggle in the story.

• The highest emotional part/turning point of the story.

Climax

• An expression that is overused so often that is loses its original meaning.

• Literary elements that work together to create a fictional story.

• The dominant struggle in the story.

• The highest emotional part/turning point of the story.

Theme

• The time and location in which the story takes place.

• The central message of a story, a central statement about life or society that is a complete thought.

Setting

• The time and location in which the story takes place.

• The central message of a story, a central statement about life or society that is a complete thought.

Conflict

• An expression that is overused so often that is loses its original meaning.

• Literary elements that work together to create a fictional story.

• The dominant struggle in the story.

• The highest emotional part/turning point of the story.

Elements of Fiction

• An expression that is overused so often that is loses its original meaning.

• Literary elements that work together to create a fictional story.

• The dominant struggle in the story.

• The highest emotional part/turning point of the story.