this character changes throughout the story

This point of view includes the narrator using pronouns like: he, him, she, her, it, itself.

a problem that is happening to the character on the outside, and outside force, or even another character

the place or surroundings where an event takes place

the action of solving a problem

a certain form of language, this comes from a particular group or religion

an exaggeration or overstatement, statements that shouldn't be taken literally

the thing that is being described

describing two things that aren't otherwise related

an event that hooks the viewer into the story and gets the story moving

the sequence of event

how the writer makes the reader feel throughout the story

the highest level of interest/emotional response

a literary device used to make the reader more interested; to give human qualities to something that isn't human

when a speaker says the opposite of what they mean, sarcastic

a character that goes through no changes and stays the same throughout the story

a comparison of two things using like or as

when the opposite of what is happening happens

using the same word or phrase over and over again

to direct towards a specific goal or object

the way of doing something, the ways that the author uses words