Denouement , A conclusion when issues are resolved. , Sub-plot, Events less significant than the main themes/characters, but still interesting to the reader., Protagonist, The main character, often the hero., Antagonist, Battles against the main character/hero., Third person, He, She, They, Julius Caesar, any other name., Stream of consciousness, A person's thoughts and feelings poured out, unhindered by any other events or characters. , Omniscient narrator, Narrator is all-seeing, all-knowing, able to get into the minds of characters., Foreshadowing, Hint of what's to come. , Conflict, Forces at odds with one another. , Dramatic irony, Where the audience is aware of information that the character is unaware of. , Dialogue, Conversation between two characters., Paragraph, The chunking of text according to time, character, place or topic..

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