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| The part of the plot where the characters, setting and conflict are introduced. |
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| The main character or "good guy". |
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| The opposing force or "bad guy". |
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| The way the personality of the character comes out, the way a character gets described. |
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| The line that we use to tell the parts of a story |
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| A struggle or problem between two forces. |
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| A problem a character faces outside of himself. |
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| This is the part of the plot where the loose ends are tied up and the story comes to an end. |
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| The time and place a story takes place. |
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| The lesson or moral of the story. |
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| The most exciting part of the story where you don't know which way it will turn out. |
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| The person, animal or creature that we find in stories. |
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| A struggle or problem a character faces within himself. |
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| The shortest part of the story that explains how the conflict is solved; it comes after we find out which way the story is going to go. |
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| The longest part of the story where the conflicts are explained and what happens along the way. |
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