Study Guide

1. a type of irony that is, the audience knows something that one or more characters do not
3. a less developed character with one or a few traits; he or she is usually one-sided or stereotypical
7. takes place OUTSIDE the body; it's between the character and an OUTSIDE force
10. one character has a problem with another character in the story
11. a type of irony that is when what someone says is not actually what they mean; sarcasm
12. the process of revealing the personality of a character
13. requires the reader to look for clues that reveal a character's traits and motivation
14. a character who remains the same over the course of the entire story
16. takes place INSIDE the character; it's a struggle within the character
18. superman, batman, the flash, etc.
19. a well developed character with variety of traits both good and bad
20. a struggle between two opposing forces

2. lex Luther, the joker, penguin, etc.
4. when a character struggles with a decision with his/her own identity
5. a conflict that is a character against nature
6. a character has a problem with society
8. a character that develops and changes over the course of a story due to a conflict of newfound understanding
9. when the narrator or another character TELLS us what a person is like
15. a type of irony that what actually happens is not what is expected to happen
17. what the story teaches readers