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• Antagonist


  The character or force in a narrative that opposes or is hostile to the protagonist
• Climax


  The highest point of tension or drama in a narrative, usually the turning point of the story
• Falling Action


  The part of a narrative that occurs after the climax, leading to the resolution
• Rising Action


  The series of events in a narrative that build tension and lead to the climax
• Introduction


  The beginning of a narrative where characters, setting, and conflict are introduced
• Resolution


  The conclusion of a narrative where the main conflict is resolved
• Conclusion


  The ending of a narrative that follows the resolution and ties up loose ends
• Protagonist


  The main character or hero of a narrative, often in conflict with the antagonist
• International conflict


  Conflict between two or more nations or countries
• Person vs themselves


  A type of conflict where a character struggles with their own inner thoughts, feelings, or beliefs
• Person vs person


  A type of conflict where a character is in direct opposition to another character
• Person vs Nature


  A type of conflict where a character is in conflict with natural forces or elements
• Person vs society


  A type of conflict where a character is in conflict with the norms, values, or expectations of society
• External conflict


  Conflict that occurs between a character and an external force, such as another character, nature, or society
• Flat character


  A character who lacks depth and complexity, often serving a specific role or function in the narrative
• Round character


  A complex and fully developed character who exhibits depth and realism
• Foreshadowing


  The use of hints or clues in a narrative to suggest future events or outcomes
• Symbolism


  The use of symbols to represent ideas, themes, or concepts in a narrative
• Theme


  The central idea or message of a narrative, often reflecting on universal truths or human experiences
• Character


  A person, animal, or entity in a narrative who drives the story forward
• Setting


  The time and place in which a narrative takes place, often influencing the plot and characters
• Plot


  The sequence of events in a narrative that follow a logical and structured order
• Factual information


  Information that is based on facts and verifiable evidence
• Subjective context


  The personal perspective or interpretation that influences how information is perceived or understood
• Opinion


  A personal belief or judgment about a particular subject or issue
• Fact


  Information that is objectively true and can be proven or verified
• Social issue


  A problem or concern that affects society as a whole, often involving moral or ethical questions
• Discrimination


  Unfair treatment of individuals or groups based on characteristics such as race, gender, or age
• Ethnicity


  A social group that shares a common cultural or ancestral heritage
• Egocentrism

  A cognitive bias where an individual sees the world only from their own perspective, often unable to understand or empathize with others