The lesson or message the author is trying to teach; the moral of the story:, theme, irony, climax, resolution, Settles what has changed in the story; the tension decreases:, internal conflict, resolution, falling action, antagonist, Anything that represents (stands for) something else, either directly or indirectly:, plot, climax, symbolism (symbol), theme, The struggle between characters and the outside forces that are preventing them from getting what they want:, internal conflict, foreshadowing, setting, external conflict, A series (order) of events in a story:, protagonist, plot, resolution, setting, The problem in the story:, rising action, exposition, irony, conflict, A hint or clue at something to come later in the story:, foreshadowing, flashback, falling action, rising action, The conflict increases; suspense rises:, plot, rising action, falling action, antagonist, The individual, group, institution, force of nature, or personal conflict standing in the way of the story's goal:, symbolism (symbol), climax, antagonist, protagonist, The main character in the selection; a central figure whom the story centers around:, internal conflict, irony, antagonist, protagonist, Loose ends are tied up; the story ends:, resolution, exposition, foreshadowing, conflict, The struggle between emotions, values, or desires within a character that are preventing them from achieving their desired goals:, climax, internal conflict, external conflict, flashback, A character remembers an earlier event that happened before the current point of the story:, foreshadowing, irony, flashback, setting, Introduces the characters, setting, basic situation, and conflict:, protagonist, plot, resolution, exposition, The time and place of the story:, irony, flashback, plot, setting, Highest point of tension or drama in a story, when the main problem of the story is faced and solved, a change in the character or situation happens:, internal conflict, climax, antagonist, rising action, The opposite of what is expected happens:, irony, theme, setting, symbolism (symbol)
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