Using Conflict to Create Unforgettable Narratives
Across
- 2. The central idea or underlying message explored in a literary work.
- 5. The conclusion of the story, where the central problem is solved and a new normal is established.
- 8. The moment of peak tension in a story, the decisive turning point of the main struggle.
- 9. Describing a struggle that takes place within a character's own mind or soul.
- 10. A word for a force or process that is relentless and impossible to stop.
- 11. So intense as to be almost felt or touched; tangible.
- 12. A secondary storyline that runs alongside the main narrative, often to add depth or complexity.
- 15. The main character of the story, whose journey the narrative follows.
- 16. A feeling of suspenseful excitement, anxiety, or apprehension that keeps a reader engaged.
- 17. Another word for a story or an account of connected events.
- 19. The character or force that actively opposes the story's main character.
Down
- 1. Describing an experience that provides a powerful emotional release and sense of purification.
- 3. Dangerously unstable, insecure, or likely to collapse.
- 4. The reason or reasons one has for acting or behaving in a particular way.
- 6. The significant consequences or what a character stands to lose if they fail.
- 7. The type of incident that kicks off the main plot of a story.
- 13. Describing a struggle against a force outside of the character, such as another person or nature.
- 14. The central struggle or opposition that drives a story's narrative forward.
- 18. The conversation between characters in a story.
- 20. Something that blocks one's way or prevents or hinders progress.