Narrative Techniques and Descriptive Adjectives

Study Notes

Protagonist: The main character in a fictional work.
Phoenix: A legendary bird that cyclically dies and is reborn.
Narrative: An account detailing an act or event.
Archetypal: Relating to an original model or pattern.
Archetype: A model or prototype.
Invocation: The act of appealing for help or support.
Relatable: Able to be causally connected; easily understood and sympathized with.
Closure: The ending or conclusion; termination of operations.
Cyclical: Recurring in a repeated sequence of events.
Reliability: The quality of being dependable or trustworthy.
Impactful: Having great force or effect; influential.
Structure: A complex entity composed of many parts; the organization or arrangement of a narrative.
Resolution: A decision or a solution to a problem; the conclusion of a plot.
Audience: The group of spectators or listeners at a performance.
Collective: Done by or characteristic of individuals acting together.
Complexity: The quality of being intricate and compounded.
Journey: The act of traveling from one place to another; often used metaphorically.
Compelling: Capable of arousing and holding the attention; irresistible.

Hero: Someone who fights for a cause; a protagonist.
Sequence: A following of one thing after another in time; the order of events.
Typical: Exhibiting the qualities that identify a group or kind; common or standard.
Perspective: A way of regarding situations or topics; viewpoint.
Stage: Any distinct time period in a sequence of events; a phase or point in a process.
Universal: Applicable or true everywhere; shared by all.