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The Literary Elements
Plot, Character, Conflict, Theme, Setting
by Joel Pardalis
on 5 October 2012
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The Literary Elements What are the elements that make up a short story? Setting The time and place of the action The time may be past, present, or future. The place may be real or imaginary. Theme Character Plot Exposition Rising Action Climax Falling Action Resolution Conflict A struggle between opposing forces. Establishes the setting. Introduces the characters. Gives the reader important background information. The events in a story that move the plot forward Involves the conflict and builds toward the climax. The turning point or point of greatest interest The outcome of the story becomes clear. A time when conflicts are resolved and any loose ends are tied up. The problem may be solved or changed and the story ends. The series of events in a story that center around a conflict. The people, animals, or imaginary creatures who take part in the action of the story. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=p4qME64SkxM&feature=related The meaning or moral of the story. Develop themes to express their ideas about life or human nature. Sometimes themes are stated directly, but often readers must figure them out. Use this link to watch a video explaining theme.
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