eng 3 final review

Character that contrasts with the main character in such a way that it makes us (the reader) more aware of an important quality of the main character; could include the antagonist

• Protagonist

• Foil

• Flat Character

• Sympathetic

Usually the main character; always has a problem to face; not always the good guy but should relate to the reader (reader understands how character feels); generally sympathetic

• Anti-hero

• Static Character

• Round Character

• Protagonist

The series of events that create suspense, interest and/or tension in a story.

• External Reality

• Climax

• Rising Action

• Conflict

When you like a character and want him/her to succeed.

• Sympathetic

• Complex Character

• Antagonist

• Direct Characterization

Not complex; have one or two ideas, emotions, fears, thoughts; not very deep

• Static Character

• Flat Character

• Complex Character

• Round Character

Villain that we root/cheer for; represents values we dont believe in

• Dynamic Character

• Unsympathetic

• Foil

• Anti-hero

We don’t like the character

• Unsympathetic

• Protagonist

• Round Character

• Indirect Characterization

Do NOT change; has the same feelings and beliefs as he/she did at the beginning of the story/play.

• Anti-hero

• Stereotypes

• Static Character

• External Reality

The overall image message a play/short story/novel is trying to convey; what was the lesson learned.

• Climax

• Theme

• Falling Action

• Motif

Complex personality; fights with others or themselves; they have layers

• Indirect Characterization

• Internal Reality

• Round Character

• Antagonist