Literary+Devices

Plot-when the write a story, arrange thinking about substance of a novel and form of expression, or that thinking. Introduction- Arouses th reader's interest, introduces the main characters, setting, atmosphere, and outlines the main conflict. Rising Action- The events that show the development of incidents, crises, and characters that lead to the climax. Climax- The turning point of the main character in the story's conflict; things will either take a turn for the worse or the better, or sometimes be irresolvable. It is the highest point of emotional intensity in a story. Conclusion- The ending may be happy, sad, unclear, or a surprise. Setting- Antagonist- The major character or force(obstacle) that opposes the protagonist. Protagonist- The central/main character in the story, struggling to overcome the main obstacle(conflict). Round Character- A realistic, complex character with several dimensions(sides). Flat Character- A limited, usually minor character with only one apparent quality. Dynamic Character- (Often the protagonist)A character that undergoes a significant, lasting change, usually in his or her outlook on life. Static Character- A character that does not change in the course of the story. Conflict Types- Metaphor- A direct comparison between two things without using words such as 'like' or 'as'. It is suggested that one thing is another, even though this could not literally be true. Personification- Simile- A comparison of two things using the words 'like' or 'as'. Allusion- Oxymoron Euphemism Foreshadowing Point of View Omniscient Satire Symbol Theme Irony: a. Dramatic b. Verbal c. Situational Imagery