Story Elements

4. POV when the narrator addresses you (you, your)
5. A type of conflict where the character has a problem within themselves
9. The turning point in the story; the peak of excitement
11. The time and place of the story
12. The beginning of the story where setting, characters and conflict are introduced
14. The way an author creates or develops characters
15. POV when narrator is NOT in the story (he, she, they)
16. The feeling the reader gets from the story
17. The story's underlying message, idea or lesson; you must often infer or read between the lines
18. action Several events that build the conflict and character that lead to a turning point

1. A type of conflict where the character has a problem with someone or something else
2. Events right after the climax
3. A confrontation or struggle between characters or opposite forces
6. POV when narrator is telling the story (I, me, my)
7. Located at the very end of the story; often the last event in the story
8. The message or lesson that ties together all the elements of the story
9. People in the story
10. The basic sequence of events
13. Who is telling/narrating the story