What part of the plot diagram is illustrated in step 4?

When would the CONFLICT be introduced and get worse in the story?

When would the reader learn about the protagonist where/what time period the story takes place?

When would the reader find out the theme or lesson of the story?

This is when the tension is at its worst, and the protagonist must make a decision to end the conflict.

Define a narrative

What is NOT part of the elements of a narrative?

Define "character."

A character that is fully developed and has many different character traits is considered a...

A character that is a stereotype, one-dimensional, has few traits is considered to be...

A character that does not change is considered to be...

A character that changes as a result of the story's events is considered to be...

What is "How the author develops the characters, especially the main character"?

What is "The author directly states what the character’s personality"?

What is "Showing a character’s personality through his/her actions, thoughts, feelings, words, appearance or other character’s observations or reactions"?

What is "main character of the story that changes"?

What is "A major character who opposes the protagonist and does not change through the story"?

What is "Other characters who are necessary to moving the plot along, but may not be involved with the central conflict"?

"The start of the story, the situation before the action starts" is the...

"The series of conflicts and crisis in the story that lead to the climax" is the...

"The most intense moment – either mentally or in action" is the...

"The events and complications begin to resolve themselves" is the...

"The conclusion, the untangling of events in the story" is the...

What is "The time and place of the story’s action"?

What is "Vantage point from which the writer tells the story"?

What is "Conversation between characters"?

What is "Is the central idea about life that the story highlights"?

What is NOT an example of external conflict?

What is an example of internal conflict?

What is "conflict between human and outside forces"?

What is "conflict between human and him/herself"?

What is "a pattern that occurs over and over in different cultures and times"?

In the hero's journey archetype, what is "The story's exposition that introduces the hero, and soon the hero's normal life is disrupted. Something changes"?

What is "the hero is first reluctant to accept change, has second thoughts or doubts, and refuses the call to adventure"?

In the hero's journey archetype, what is "the hero finally accepts the call and begins a physical, spiritual, and/or emotional journey to get a boon (something that is helpful or beneficial"?

In the hero's journey archetype, what is "the hero experiences a series of test, tasks, and challenges that become increasingly difficulty; this is the rising action"?

In the hero's journey archetype, what is "the hero experiences support from a friend, family member, mentor, etc."?

In the hero's journey archetype, what is "the story reaches the climax and the goal of the quest is achieved"?

In the hero's journey archetype, what is "this is the falling action; the hero thinks about returning since the goal has been accomplished but may decide not to return"?

In the hero's journey archetype, what is "the return home can be dangerous for the hero and forces may try to keep the hero from returning"?

In the hero's journey archetype, what is "just as it may look like the hero will not return home with the boon, the hero is helped by the same person who provided love or support throughout the journey"?

In the hero's journey archetype, what is "the final step or resolution when the hero returns with the boon and the theme is revealed"?