(a)   are the people (e.g. people, animals, ghosts, etc.) that are in the story.

(a)   is the location, time period and cultural context of where the story takes place.

(a)   is when the author provides the reader with a hint about something that might happen later in the story.

(a)   is a concrete item or action from the story that represents another idea.

(a)   is the main subject of the story.

(a)   is the author's message about the topic.

(a)   is the struggle between the protagonist and the antagonist in the story.

(a)   is a comparison of two items using comparing words (like or as).

(a)   is a comparison of two items NOT using comparing words.

(a)   is when a character reflects, thinks about or goes back to what happened to him or her previously.

(a)   is the main character of the story. Usually the «good guy».

(a)   is what goes against the protagonist in the story, causing a problem or creating obstacles. Known as the «bad guy».

(a)   is the highest point in the story. Usually near the end.

Name a type of possible conflict. person vs. ?

(a)