A fictional story with characters and events that could happen in real life., Realistic Fiction, Where and when a story takes place., Setting, The sequence of important events that make up a story., Plot, A lesson or message that can apply beyond the story and to our lives., Theme, Shiloh is written in first person from Marty's point of view., Point of View, West Virginia, What is the setting of Shiloh, Marty wants to protect Shiloh but he belongs to someone else., What is the central problem in the story?, He tells her there are snakes in the woods., How does Marty keep his sister from following him?, German Shephard, What type of dog is Shiloh attacked by?, Judd gives him a collar., What happens on Marty's last day of work?, Doing what is right takes courage, responsibility and hard work., What is the theme of Shiloh?, A character struggles with another character. Ex: Marty vs. Judd, Character vs. Character, A character struggles with his or her own thoughts, feelings, or decisions. Ex: Marty struggles with whether it is right to lie and hide Shiloh., Character vs. Self, A character struggles against rules, laws or society. Ex: Marty disagrees with the laws protecting animals., Character vs. Society, A character struggles against nature or an animal. Ex: Shiloh is attacked by the German Shephard., Character vs. Nature, Events and conflicts that build towards the climax., Rising action, The major turning point when the conflict reaches its highest point., Climax, Events that happen after the climax and move the story towards the resolution., Falling Action, The part of the story where the main conflict is solved., Resolution

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