ࡱ> <>;'` bjbj .* $    ,, %     $$$$$$$&h(z$  $  $   $$:$,^ U$  5BXA$ $$0%K$ h)'h)U$U$&h) {$($$%   $   $    Elements of Fiction Notes Name__________________ Homeroom__________ Setting- the time and place Integral- settings are key to a story, it affects the plot Background- settings are simply a backdrop for the action Character- Traits- personal qualities of a character Example: friendly, suspicious, selfish, rude depressed Developed through a characters speech, actions, or thoughts Main Characters- Protagonist- The main character in a story, around whom the events of the storys plot revolve. Antagonist- A character or group of characters that represent opposition to the main character of a story. Minor Characters- minor parts of the story that do affect the plot Plot- action or events in a story Five parts of plot Introduction- The Beginning, Characters, Setting & Problem laid out Rising Action- Complications arise with the problem, The Plot Thickens! Climax- Highest point of interest/suspense, a.k.a. the Turning Point, the outcome is decided Falling Actions- The events that follow the climax and end in res. Resolution- The ending, loose ends are tied up, everything comes together         Elements of Fiction A Characters who is in the story B Setting where and when the story takes place C Conflict problem D Rising Action story gets better (most of plot fits here) E Climax Highest point of interest in the story F Falling Action events that follow the climax and end in resolution G Resolution solution to the problem Conflict- The problem, there are four different types, a story may have more than one Character v. Character External Conflict Character v. Nature External Conflict Character v. Society External Conflict Character v. Self Internal Conflict Style- How the author writes, the techniques they use to write Foreshadowing- A hint to the past, a change in setting Flashback- A brief return to the past, a change in setting Suspense- A feeling of tension the author creates Point of View (POV)- Who is telling the story, three different types First Person- Told by someone IN the story, uses I and me Third Person Limited- Told by a narrator, OUTSIDE the story, the narrator only knows thoughts of one character, uses the pronouns he, she, and they Third Person Omniscient- Told by a narrator OUTSIDE the story, the narrator knows what all characters are thinking, narrator is all knowing (om=all), uses the pronouns he, she, or they Theme- The message about life that author trying to express (moral) it is a statement, a complete thought, not one word! Love is not a message, but love heals all wounds is a theme Authors Purpose- An author writes for many reasons. An author may give you facts or true information about a subject. Some authors write fiction stories or stories that are not true. They write these stories to entertain you. Other authors may write to persuade or to try to get you to do something. 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