Across
- 3. A sudden realization or understanding.
- 8. The expected outcome does not happen.
- 10. A person, human or non-human, in a story.
- 13. The series of event in a story.
- 15. The feeling or atmosphere that a writer creates for the reader.
- 17. The method of narration.
- 18. The audience knows something that the characters do not.
- 22. The central character the drives the plot.
- 24. The narrator is “all-knowing”, can see into the mind of ALL characters.
- 25. A struggle between opposing forces.
- 26. A feeling of growing tension, excitement, and/or fear that is felt by the reader.
- 27. Includes incidents and dialogue that propel the action
Down
- 1. A message about life or human nature that a writer shares with the reader. May be stated or implied.
- 2. One who tells the story.
- 4. The turning point of the story and the moment of greatest suspense,conflict is the most intense
- 5. A struggle that takes place within a character’s own mind.
- 6. An account of an event, conversation, etc. that occurred before the start of the story, or at an earlier time.
- 7. A person or force that opposes the protagonist.
- 9. Introduces the setting and characters, reveals or hints at the conflict
- 11. Reveals the story’s final outcome, ties up any loose ends
- 12. Hints are provided that suggest future events in a story.
- 14. The narrator is not a character, reveals the thoughts of ONE character.
- 16. Person, place, or object that stands for something beyond itself.
- 19. Told through the personal perspective of the narrator. “I,me,my”
- 20. A struggle between a character and an outside force.
- 21. Reveals the outcome of the climax, shows how the conflict was resolved,eases the tension
- 23. The opposite of what is meant is said.
- 26. The time and place in which the action occurs.