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    Analyzing The 6 Elements of Fiction: 2. Plot

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    This document outlines the six key elements of fiction - characters, plot, setting, point of view, theme, and style. It prompts the reader to analyze each element for a story by having them identify important details like the protagonist, antagonist, traits, plot events, setting details, narrative perspective, central theme, and author's stylistic choices. The purpose is to provide a framework to systematically analyze and understand the fundamental components that make up a work of fiction.

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    This document outlines the six key elements of fiction - characters, plot, setting, point of view, theme, and style. It prompts the reader to analyze each element for a story by having them identify important details like the protagonist, antagonist, traits, plot events, setting details, narrative perspective, central theme, and author's stylistic choices. The purpose is to provide a framework to systematically analyze and understand the fundamental components that make up a work of fiction.

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    CLIMAX:

    Analyzing the 6
    Elements of Fiction
    Story:

    RESOLUTION:

    Author:
    EXPOSITION:
    See Character
    2. Plot
    and Setting
    boxes below…

    1. Characters 4. Point of View 5. Theme

    Protagonist: ____________________ Circle One: The central message of the story…


    1st person Choose 1 important topic that the
    Traits @ the beginning of the Story:
    3rd Person author explores in the story:

    ______________________
    Traits @ the end of the Story:
    Tense
    In a complete sentence, void of clichés,
    Circle One:
    personal pronouns, and commands,
    Antagonist: ____________________ Present what message does the author want us
    to know about that topic? This is the
    Past theme! :
    Traits @ the beginning of the Story:
    Future

    Traits @ the end of the Story:

    Please illustrate an important


    symbol from the story

    3. Setting 6. Style

    Place: _________________________ What words and phrases contribute to


    the author’s style in this piece?

    Time Period: ____________________

    Mood/ Atmosphere: _____________

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