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Cards In This Set
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Plot
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The sequence of events or happening in a literary work
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Exposition
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That part of the play in which important backround inormation is revealed to the audience
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Rising action
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Those events in a play that follows the turning point
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Climax
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The point of greatest emotional intensity, interestm or suspense in a narrative
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Falling action
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All of the action in a play that follows the turning point
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Resolution
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The outcome of the conflict in a play or story
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External conflict
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A person against another person
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Internal conflict
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A person against society
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Protagonist
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The main character
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Antagonist
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The character against the main character
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Characterization
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A personality a person displays
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Round character
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Complex and have many different sides or traits
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Flat character
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One or two sides representing one or two characters
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Static character
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Remain the same through a narrative
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Dynamic character
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Experiences some changes in personality or attitude
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