a person or thing fighting against the hero of a story

the highest point (turning point) in the action of a story

The problems and/or complications in a story

the writer's hints or clues about what is going to happen in a story

A word or phrase that a writer uses to mean the exact opposite of its normal meaning

a person or character who is telling the story

the action of the story that is usually made up of a series of events

The main character of the story

the subject or message of a story that is suggested by the events the story

the subject or message of a story that is actually stated in the story

When the opposite of what is expected occurs

the central part of a story during which various problems arise, leading up to the climax

the time and place in which the action of the story takes place

the feeling conveyed by literature

has one or two character traits

has many character traits that sometimes contradict

a character that learns, grows, or changes

a character that does not learn, grow or change

the part of the story that describes the central problem of the main character

the part of the story that tells how the central problem is solved.

when an author provides hints about what a character is like through descriptions of their language, appearance and behavior

when an author tells you exactly what a character is like.