Across
- 2. the perspective from which a story is told
- 8. a character who does not change significantly
- 9. the narrator is an outside observer
- 11. the narrator is a character in the story
- 14. the people, animals, or other creatures who participate in a story
- 18. the sequence of events in a story
- 19. the character or force opposing the main character
- 21. loose ends are tied up as the conflict winds down
- 23. an emotional response created by a piece of literature
- 24. an author's attitude toward the subject of the writing
- 25. the universal message an author wants to communicate about life
- 27. the main character with a problem or goal
- 29. the person who tells the story
- 30. the turning point or highest moment of tension
Down
- 1. the conflict is completely resolved
- 3. the event that sets the story in motion
- 4. type or category
- 5. introduces the setting, characters, and conflict
- 6. the part of the plot where complications occur
- 7. a stock character whose role and attributes are stereotypical in nature
- 10. a struggle between opposing forces
- 12. a character who is well-developed and complex
- 13. writing based on facts, real events, or real people
- 15. the time and place where a story happens
- 16. a character who changes over the course of the story
- 17. writing made up from a writer's imagination
- 20. a character who isn't very complex or developed
- 22. a type of conflict that takes place in the character's mind or heart
- 26. a conflict with an outside force
- 28. a character who is presented as a contrast to another character