The plot of a story is sometimes called the skeleton of the story.

A second-person point of view uses pronouns like "you" and "your."

The setting is introduced during the resolution of a story.

A story told in the first-person point of view uses pronouns like "I" and "me."

The exposition is the part of the story that ties up loose ends and resolves the plot.

Indirect characterization reveals a character’s personality through their actions, thoughts, and interactions.

The antagonist is a character that supports the main character.

In the acronym STEAL, the “E” stands for “Emotions.”

"My Father Goes to Court" features a father who pays for “stealing” the aroma of food by clicking coins in a cap.

The rising action of a story includes events that build up to the climax.