Vocabulary

2. The moment of the plot at which the major conflict is resolved; a tense and suspenceful event.
3. Conlfict type where a character stuggles against spirtual or magical forces.
6. Conflict where a character faces alien life-form.
14. Main character's adversary and the source of the conflict; can be a force other than a person.
16. When a character struggles with a forse within his or her being such as choosing between right and wrong.
17. The second most important character; helps the protagonist.

1. All the subsequent or little conflicts caused by the major/central conflict.
2. What incites a character to act; desire, wealth, popularity, ect.
4. Series of 5or 6 specific stages of a story from the beginning, middle, to end.
5. Only conflict type that is internal;struggling with one's own feelings, eemotions consciences, ect.
7. Two physical forces that collide or go against one another.
8. Conflict type where two characters are at odds.
9. Conflict type where a character is tries to overcome a manmade or mechanical terror.
10. Main character in a story who must overcome obstacles and resolve conflicts.
11. Conflict type where a character challenges the ideals, traditions ans beliefs of a community.
12. The third most important character; also helps the protagonist.
13. A story's most important conflict type; should be resolved at the climax, also known as a Major Conflict.
15. The opposition of two forces and can be internal or external; creates tension and suspense.