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6. The exact words spoken by a character, usually marked with quotation marks.
7. A person, animal, or creature who takes part in the action of a story.
9. The character or force that opposes the main character.
10. The main character or 'hero' of the story.
11. A traditional story explaining a natural or social phenomenon, often involving gods.
12. The perspective from which a story is told (e.g., first person or third person).
14. The order in which events happen in time within a narrative.
18. The grammatical tense used to describe events that already happened in a story.
19. The section where the problem is finally solved or settled.

1. A word used to describe characters or settings to create a vivid picture.
2. A type of narrative that uses animals as characters to teach a moral lesson.
3. A word used to link events in time, such as 'then', 'after that', or 'finally'.
4. The opening part of a story where characters and setting are introduced.
5. A word that expresses physical or mental activity, like 'ran' or 'thought'.
8. The specific time and place where a story occurs.
13. A short concluding part of a story that provides a moral or a lesson.
14. The part of the story where the main character faces a problem or crisis.
15. A classic opening phrase often used in fairy tales.
16. The most exciting or important part of the story, the turning point.
17. A story from the past that is believed by many people but cannot be proved.