Vocabulary Week One: Elements of a Story
- Theme: A unifying idea that is a recurrent (repeated) element in the story.
- Plot: The combination of events that makes up a story.
- Conflict: An open clash between two opposing groups.
- Climax: The “high point” or most intense point of a story.
- Protagonist: The principal or main character in the story.
- Antagonist: Someone who offers opposition, often—but not always—the “bad guy.”
- Setting: Where the story takes place. This often includes the time period (the Old West, World War I) and the geographic location (Rome, the countryside, Hogwarts).
- Resolution: Gives a solution to the problem and begins to tie things up.
- Character: A person (or person-like animal or thing) that carries out the action in the story.
- Motivation: The reason behind a certain character’s actions.
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