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Why the author wrote the story
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Different types of drama between characters and different aspects of the story (Ex: Man v Man, Man v Nature, Man v Supernatural, Man v Self)
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A character that has little to no inner change in the story
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A character that has an important inner change throughout the story
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When someone in the story is telling the story and uses words like I, me, and my
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Usually used in a "how-to" story and uses words like you
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When there is a a narrator outside of the story telling the story and uses words like he, she, them
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When the drama or central conflict is picking up in the story
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When the drama or central conflict in a story is calming down
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The perspective the story is written in
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The introduction or beginning of the story that introduces characters and setting
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The ending of a story or resolve
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The character who opposes the main character
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Where a story takes place
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The peak central drama or action in a story
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The point of the story or main idea
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What happens in the story or the summary
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When you change details of a story to fit another way to tell it
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The point of the story or main idea
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Any character in the story that is not the main character
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The reader, watcher or listener of a story
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prejudice in favor of or against one thing, person, or group; typically considered unfair
