E9 Final: Boy 21

2. Type of conflict in which a character is having an internal battle
3. Finley's teammate that joined in his friend group
5. Erin's brother. Dangerous member of the Irish mob
6. Takes us closer to the resolution; start tying up loose ends
7. Finley's teammate that was the leading scorer. Always gave Erin a hard time
9. orphaned basketball star
11. Third Person Point of View in which an outside narrator sticks closely to one or two characters and knows their thoughts a feelings
12. Point of you in which the story is from the perspective of "you"
14. Third Person Point of view in which an outside narrator can enter any character's mind and know their thoughts and feelings
15. Turning point of the story; spot where the story changes direction toward a resolution
16. quite, nickname is White Rabbit, befriend Russ
18. Where Finley and Erin end up
21. Sets the scene and introduces the characters, setting, and problem
22. Third Person Point of View in which the narrator is neutral and is not knowledgeable on any characters thoughts or feelings.

1. Type of conflict in which a character is facing external forces in nature or their community
4. The one who asks Finley to help Russ
6. Point of view in which one of the characters are narrating; revealed by the use of "I"
8. Conflict is over; the story comes to an end
10. A series of conflicts and crisis that lead to a turning point
13. Type of conflict in which two characters are facing each other in a problem
17. Girlfriend of Finley. Star of the girls basketball team
19. The book Finley reads with his friends
20. Lives with Finley, has no legs