Across
- 4. The conclusion of the story where conflicts are resolved
- 6. The process by which the author reveals a character's personality
- 7. The sequence of events in a story
- 8. A character or force that opposes the protagonist
- 11. An individual involved in the action of a literary work
- 12. The turning point of a story where the conflict reaches its highest intensity
- 13. A literary device highlighting the discrepancy between expectations and reality
- 14. The perspective from which a story is narrated
- 15. A genre of literature based on factual information
- 16. action The events following the climax leading to resolution
- 17. The part of the plot where complications arise and tension builds
- 19. A struggle or clash between opposing forces
Down
- 1. The beginning of a story where characters and conflicts are introduced
- 2. Often refers to the middle class in literary contexts
- 3. Hints or indications of what is to come in a story
- 5. A brief work of fiction focusing on a single incident or theme
- 9. The central idea or message in a literary work
- 10. A genre of literature involving imaginary events and characters
- 14. The main character in a story
- 18. A long work of fiction with a complex plot and characters