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Novel Commonalities of short stories - Read in single sitting - Center around single event - Few characters 4 or less - Teach a sort of lesson to the readers Terms - Plot : series of events, what happens in the story = Introduction (setting; time or place, characters) = Initiating incidents (knowing initial conflict in the story) = Rising action (longest part, all the events that lead up to the climax, knowing about more conflict, characters) = Climax (highest point of the conflict, dealing with conflicts – building through the plot) = Falling action (brief as the plot begins to wrap up) = Denouement / Conclusion (provides final bit of information, brief) Point of view - 1st - 3rd Other elements of short stories - Characters = the Protagonist (main character) = the Antagonist (force against the protagonist, usually another character, but does not have to be. Ex. Object or nature) = Flat character (may serve a purpose, but readers do not get to learn much about them.) = Round character (readers can learn a lot about, realistic since readers can see many sides to their personality.) = Dynamic character (changes from beginning to the end due to events in story) = Static character (does not change throughout the story, same from the beginning to the end) = Stereotypical or Stock character (character that is easily recognized as a type) - Setting (specifically told or generalized) = Time = Place - Theme (message of story) = what author hopes the readers will learn about life or people from the story - Conflict = problem that keeps the plot going = might between two characters, within oneself or between a character and the environment - Flashback = when story takes us back in time to an earlier event - Foreshadowing = when reader is given a hint of events to come - Suspense = excitement and anticipation make readers want to read more = comes from a mysterious situation - Irony = when you expect something to happen, but something else does instead - Symbol = when an object represents something else = usually an idea or concept = ex) red rose – love