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- 4. Antagonist – the character who is against the protagonist; the villain or the “bad guy.”
- 6. Antagonist = Lord Voldemort
- 8. The area in which the story takes place.
- 9. Imagery, or vivid language can be used to describe the setting of a story.
- 12. It includes any background knowledge needed in order to understand the events of the story (setting, characters, etc.).
- 13. This is where the inciting incident (initial event that triggers the rest of the story) occurs.
- 14. For example, in Harry Potter & the Sorcerer’s Stone…
- 16. The rising action includes all of the events that occur after Harry arrives at Hogwarts.
- 17. Harry’s experience with the Quidditch team, everything he learns about the stone, and his journey through the obstacles to get to the stone.
- 18. This is what occurs leading up to the climax.
- 20. Considered the most exciting part of the story.
- 21. It is usually the moment of greatest danger or effective decision making for the protagonist.
- 22. In Harry Potter and the Sorcerer’s Stone…
- 24. These events usually occur as direct effects of the climax of the story.
- 25. In Harry Potter & the Sorcerer’s Stone…
- 27. The final outcome of the story.
- 28. Not all stories contain a resolution. Some leave unanswered questions to be interpreted by the reader as an independent.
- 29. In Harry Potter & the Sorcerer’s Stone…
- 31. Group Work!
- 32. Exit Ticket On a piece of paper, write your name and answer the following question: What are the five elements of plot structure? Give this to the teacher before leaving class.