Key Definitions

6. A short story where the main purpose is to advance a moral or lesson.
8. A concept that allows responders to investigate the relation of a story to a prior story.
9. Freely explores possibility and impossibility. (11,7)
10. Using plot twists to surprise and challenge audiences.
11. The use of more than one genre in a narrative. (5,9)
13. Complex personality and their history, thoughts and emotions are revealed throughout the story. (5,9)
15. A recurring theme which is presented in a story.
16. Imagines worlds of societies where life is extremely bad due to deprivation or oppression.

1. The storylines and plots have been reused to the extent the narratives are predictable.
2. The category to which a narrative belongs to.
3. A typical character who represents specific actions and characteristics. (9,9)\
4. Genres within speculative fiction that portray opposite types of societies.
5. Lacks depth, a real personality and undergoes little to no change throughout the narrative. (4,9)
7. Follows the protagonist from a troubled childhood along their path of enlightenment and maturity
12. Any distinctive feature or idea that reoccurs across a story.
14. Supporting character who has an opposite personality and beliefs to typically the protagonists. (9,4)