Characters, People, animals, or beings in a story, Setting, Time and place of the story, Plot, Main events of the story, Plot Structure, How the story’s events are organized, Events, Things that happen in the story, Conflict, A struggle or problem in the story, Narrative Devices, Techniques used to tell a story, also known as a narrative technique, Flashback, A scene from an earlier time, Foreshadowing, Hints about what will happen later, Theme, The central message or idea, Suspense, A feeling of anxious uncertainty about a character, Tension, Pressure or tense emotions between characters, Allusions, References to well-known people or texts, Dialogue, Spoken conversation between characters, Inner Dialogue, A character’s private thoughts, Sensory Language, Words that appeal to the senses, Hyperbole, Deliberate exaggeration for effect, Metaphor, A comparison saying one thing is another, Simile, A comparison using like or as, man vs man, two people against each other, man vs self conflict, one man going against his own emotions (stress, conflict), man vs nature, Man against the weather (tornado, hurricane, etc), Man vs beast, man against an animal or monster, man vs society, man against the government and rules in a country, protagonist, main character in a story, antagonist, someone that opposes the main character in a story, personification, giving human characteristics to a non human or object

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