A deeper explanation of a story, poem, or book’s meaning., How a character changes, grows, or learns during a story., The main character in a story., A person, force, or problem that works against the main character., A character’s change throughout a story., The reasons a character acts a certain way., A problem inside a character’s thoughts or feelings., A problem between a character and another person, group, or outside force., The lesson or message the author wants readers to learn., A narrator uses “I,” “me,” and “my” to tell the story., A narrator uses “he,” “she,” or “they” and follows ONE character’s thoughts., A narrator knows the thoughts and feelings of all characters., A story uses “you” to speak directly to the reader., The reason an author writes something., To convince readers to believe or do something., To teach readers by giving facts or information., To create a story or emotions for enjoyment., The author’s feeling or attitude shown through word choice., The feeling the reader gets while reading a story., The way a story is told and who tells it., The events that happen in a story., The time and place where a story happens., A sentence or words taken directly from a text., The final thoughts or ideas after analyzing a text., The struggle between a character and another person.

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