liteyary+devices

Plot = The story line or what happens throughout the book.

Setting = includes the time, location, and everything in which a story takes place

Character Types =
 * - Protagonist - the "hero" or main character of the story (does not have to be a good person to be a "hero")
 * - Antagonist - the "villain" or person who opposes the protagonist (does not have to be a bad person to do this)
 * - Round Characters - characters who are written to show many personality traits, and are thus more realistic. Main characters must be "round" in your writing in order to be believable.
 * - Flat Characters - characters who are not described fully, and often are given just one trait or characteristic. These will be the background characters who are not really part of the story, but just help to provide a good setting.
 * - Dynamic Characters - characters who change during the story. Change is an internal decision based on what happens during the story; the dynamic character must be seen to make a conscious decision to change, otherwise they are just reacting and will not change permanently. A well-written story always includes a dynamic character - but a story does not have to have one in order to sell (Harry Potter never changes internally during the series, but only reacts to his world; only Neville Longbottom changes from painfully shy to heroic).

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