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The narrator tells the story from their perspective (I, Me, We)
First Person
The central topic, subject or message the author is trying to get across to the readers
Theme
A character who remains largely the same throughout a story
Static
Author reveals details about a character without directly stating them in the story
Indirect Characterization
The main conflict the character has is with themselves
Internal Conflict
The action of a story
Plot
The narrator addresses the reader directly (You, Your)
Second Person
Where and when a story takes place
Setting
The character in direct conflict with the main character
Antagonist
A character who goes through major internal changes throughout a story
Dynamic
The writer makes direct statements about a character's personality, appearance, mood, etc
Direct Characterization
The narrator tells the story about the main character (He, She, They)
Third Person Limited
The main character in a story
Protagonist
The main conflict the character has is with something outside of themselves
External Conflict
The narrator tells the story about all the characters (He, She, They)
Third Person Omniscient
How does Miss Strangeworth react to the letter she receives at the end of the story?
Shocked and Surprised
