I challenge the main character in the story. The reader usually sees me as bad. Who am I?

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The reader visualizes the story because of me. I set the time, place, social condition, and even mood. Who am I?

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I am a series of events deliberately arranged so as to reveal the dramatic, thematic, and emotional significance. Who am I?

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I am the central idea of the story. I can sometimes be one or more. Who am I?

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For some, I can be grand, but for some I am just less than a paragraph. I describe the character and tell you a background of her life. Who am I?

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Hold your breath for the story becomes exciting on my part. Who am I?

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I can be found on the last page. Whether you like it or not, the story must be concluded that way. Who am I?

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Oopps, conflict starts with me. Who am I?

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I am in between climax and finalè. Things begin to fall into places. Who am I?

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