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2. The character who serves as a figure of authority, often skeptical of his son's attachment to the chicken.
5. The central idea, message, or underlying meaning that a story, poem, or other literary work conveys.
7. This is often the turning point where the protagonist confronts the antagonist or makes a crucial decision.
8. A character who supports the protagonist, often providing help, comic relief, or companionship.
10. A type of conflict where a character faces opposition from another character.
11. The character who is depicted as caring yet puzzled by the chicken's odd behavior.
14. The character or force that opposes the protagonist, creating conflict in the story.
15. The main character or hero of the story who drives the plot forward.

1. A type of conflict where a character grapples with internal struggles, such as doubts, fears, or moral dilemmas.
3. Usually occurs at the beginning of a narrative to establish the foundation for the plot.
4. This animal serves as the catalyst for conflict in the story ""My Brother's Peculiar Chicken".
6. The part of the story where conflicts are resolved, and the plot reaches its conclusion.
9. The person or voice that tells the story.
12. The time and place in which the story takes place.
13. The protagonist in the story "My Brother's Peculiar Chicken" who navigates the challenges posed by his unconventional chicken.