Across
- 4. a past memory that suddenly pops into a person's mind
- 5. a character in conflict with their own thoughts or personality
- 7. series of events leading to the climax
- 10. prevailing mood or tone of a work
- 11. mental uncertainty or excitement
- 16. conclusive finale
- 17. mental pictures
- 18. to show or indicate before hand
- 22. an intention or attitude opposite to that which is actually stated
- 23. a moment of revelation or insight
- 26. using 'I' to narrate a novel
- 27. categorized based on personality traits that are prominent in a group
- 28. real or practical character
- 29. the final resolution
- 30. a character in conflict with their surroundings
- 32. when something is used to represent something else, usually abstract
- 33. the time and place or environment of the work
- 34. a character that does not change
- 35. a major turning point in the plot
- 36. fully delineated by the author, well developed
Down
- 1. a one sided, easy to recognize character
- 2. a stage in the events at which all future events are determined
- 3. a subject or topic that is the focus of the work
- 4. the events following the climax
- 6. the opposite of a character that may prevent them from succeeding
- 8. a passing or casual reference to something assumed to be known
- 9. cliff hanger where parts of the part are not solved
- 12. to cause to begin
- 13. the act of expounding or setting forth
- 14. two characters in conflict
- 15. when you see some characters thoughts and feelings, but not all
- 19. an act or instance of placing close together for comparison or contrast
- 20. conversation between characters
- 21. when you know all characters thoughts and feelings
- 24. a situation requiring a choice between equally undesirable options
- 25. a character that undergoes a significant change
- 31. to ridicule, poke fun at human folly and vice