what is Literature: key elements.

 Do you want to dig out key elements that make the whole literature delightful?

Here are the key elements that can explore the literature.

Plot: It is the sequence of events 

that make up the narrative of a

story.

Setting: Setting is the time and

place in which story takes place.

Character: It refers to people or 

animals that play a role in a story.

Conflict: It is basic element of

storytelling and refers to 

opposition that characters face

in achieving their goals.

Point of View: It refers to the 

perspective from which a story

is told.

Theme: Theme is the idea or 

message that a story conveys.

Climax: It is the turning point 

where the conflict reaches its

peak and the outcome is decided.

Imagery: It is the use of language

to create vivid, sensory

experience for the reader.

Resolution: It is the conclusion 

of story.

Tone: It refers to the attitude,

mood, or feeling that a writer 

conveys through their writing.

Allusion: It is a literary device that

refers a person, place, event, or

work of art that is outside the text.

Diction: It is the choice of words.

Exposition: It is the literary device 

used to provide background 

information, context, or 

explanation about the story.

Narration: It is the process of

telling story through words, 

images or sounds.

Characterization: It is the process

by which an author creates and 

develops a character in a story.

First-person narrative: A first 

person narrative is story told from

the perspective of a character 

within the story, using pronoun 

"I" or "we".

Foreshadowing: It is the literary

device used to hint at events or 

plot twists that will occur later in

the story.

Irony: It is a literary device used

to convey meaning, highlight 

contradictions, or critique

societal norms.

Literary devices: Literary devices

are the tools used by writers to

convey meaning, create tone, and

enhance overall impact of their

writing.