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| 5. |
A problem the main character has with another person, nature, or the supernatural that leads to the story |
| 8. |
The one who wrote the story |
| 10. |
The character or force opposing the protagonist |
| 11. |
The problem in the story, either internal or external |
| 13. |
A truth about life that a story teaches |
| 15. |
A problem the main character has within himself trying to decide what he will do |
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| 1. |
The time and place a story takes place |
| 2. |
More plot complications leading to the climax |
| 3. |
Beginning of the story with setting and characters |
| 4. |
Tying up the loose ends; the end, conclusion, or denoument of the story |
| 6. |
Height of the action where a decision or discover is made |
| 7. |
A piece of writing that tells a story, whether in prose, verse, or song. |
| 9. |
Logical consequences of the climax |
| 12. |
The people who act in a story, although not always human |
| 14. |
The main character in a story |
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