Rogue One

4. Character who is the main source of conflict. NOT ALWAYS THE “BAD GUY”
6. Main source of drama for the movie or the most suspenseful part. Example is when the rebels and Empire were fighting for the plans to the Death Star
7. Action Part of the story that builds to the climax. Example is when the main character’s father dies in our movie
8. Title of the movie. No spaces
9. Type of irony where a character says one thing, but intentionally means the opposite. “Did you know that wasn’t me?” “Yeah… sure.”
11. Common phrase not to be taken literally. “Rebellions are built on hope.”
13. Main problem in a story. Can be a person, animal, supernatural creature, etc.
14. Beginning of a story. We’re introduced to setting and main characters
15. The main character of the movie we just watched. Sent the message to the rebels at the end NO SPACES
18. Helpful minor character who helps our protagonist. Helps her at the end of the movie NO SPACES
19. Main character of a story. NOT ALWAYS THE “GOOD GUY”

1. Type of irony where the audience knows something characters do not. We know Jyn Erso is on the platform, but her father doesn’t know she’s climbing up.
2. Type of irony where the opposite of expectation takes place. A firetruck drives down the street on fire
3. Environment surrounding a character during the story. Time, place, weather, tone of environment, etc.
5. Father of the main character. Designs a flaw in the Death Star NO SPACES
7. How the story ends. Example is the rebels got away with the plans to the Death Star, setting up the next part of the story.
10. Main source of conflict in the movie. Leader of the Death Star NO SPACES
12. Moral or life lesson characters learn in a story
16. Imperial droid who also helps our main character. Huge source of irony in the movie
17. Action Consequences of the Climax. What happens as a result of the Climax. Example is when Darth Vader boards a rebel ship