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Pretty Much Everything

Narratology; Narrative; A-Plot; Anagnorisis; Aristeia; Artistic license; Authorial intent; Big Dumb Object; Catharsis; Character (arts); Character arc; Characterization; Childhood secret club; Climax (narrative); Conflict (narrative); Continuity (fiction); Contrast (literary); Deathtrap (plot device); Description; Deus ex machina; Dialogue in writing; Diegesis; Dramatic structure; Ethos; Eucatastrophe; Fabula and syuzhet; First-person narrative; Focal character; Focalization; Antagonist; Villain; Antihero; Archenemy; Deuteragonist; False protagonist; Foil (literature); Protagonist; Stock character; Supporting character; Tritagonist; Narration; Cliché; Catchphrase; Dan (Chinese opera); Strong female character; Absent-minded professor; Angry white male; Archimime; Bad boy (archetype); Bimbo; Rubeus Hagrid; Gentleman thief; Geek; Girl next door; Harlequin; Hawksian woman; Hero; Hooker with a heart of gold; Hotshot (stock character); Ingenue (stock character); Blonde stereotype; Boy next door; Byronic hero; Cat lady; Damsel in distress; Dark Lady (character); Contender (stock character); Crone; Black knight; Essex girl; Everyman; Fall guy; Farmer's daughter (character); Femme fatale; Fop; Paladin; Stereotypes of Jews; Jock (stereotype); Knight-errant; Legacy hero; Lovers (stock characters); Mad scientist; Manic Pixie Dream Girl; Marianismo; Alazon; Bomolochus; Eiron; Mary Sue; Mother's boy; Nerd; Outlaw (stock character); Princesse lointaine; Rake (character); Reluctant hero; Queen bee (sociology); Valley girl; Sidekick; Sinnekins; Soubrette; Southern belle; Spoiled child; Straw man (literature); Übermensch; Tomboy; Tortured artist; Jester; Commedia dell'arte; Tragic hero; Treasure guardians in folklore; Vice (character); Village idiot; Whisky priest; Wise fool; Wise old man; Yokel; Youxia; Narratology; Narrative; A-Plot; Anagnorisis; Aristeia; Artistic license; Authorial intent; Big Dumb Object; Catharsis; Character (arts); Character arc; Characterization; Childhood secret club; Climax (narrative); Conflict (narrative); Continuity (fiction); Contrast (literary); Deathtrap (plot device); Description; Deus ex machina; Dialogue in writing; Diegesis; Dramatic structure; Ethos; Eucatastrophe; Fabula and syuzhet; First-person narrative; Focal character; Focalization; Antagonist; Villain; Antihero; Archenemy; Deuteragonist; False protagonist; Foil (literature); Protagonist; Stock character; Supporting character; Tritagonist; Narration; Cliché; Catchphrase; Dan (Chinese opera); Strong female character; Absent-minded professor; Angry white male; Archimime; Bad boy (archetype); Bimbo; Rubeus Hagrid; Gentleman thief; Geek; Girl next door; Harlequin; Hawksian woman; Hero; Hooker with a heart of gold; Hotshot (stock character); Ingenue (stock character); Blonde stereotype; Boy next door; Byronic hero; Cat lady; Damsel in distress; Dark Lady (character); Contender (stock character); Crone; Black knight; Essex girl; Everyman; Fall guy; Farmer's daughter (character); Femme fatale; Fop; Paladin; Stereotypes of Jews; Jock (stereotype); Knight-errant; Legacy hero; Lovers (stock characters); Mad scientist; Manic Pixie Dream Girl; Marianismo; Alazon; Bomolochus; Eiron; Mary Sue; Mother's boy; Nerd; Outlaw (stock character); Princesse lointaine; Rake (character); Reluctant hero; Queen bee (sociology); Valley girl; Sidekick; Sinnekins; Soubrette; Southern belle; Spoiled child; Straw man (literature); Übermensch; Tomboy; Tortured artist; Jester; Commedia dell'arte; Tragic hero; Treasure guardians in folklore; Vice (character); Village idiot; Whisky priest; Wise fool; Wise old man; Yokel; Youxia; Trope (literature); Allegory; Frame story; Genre; Bildungsroman; Coming of age; Rite of passage; Satire; Comedy; Whodunit; Memoir; Saga; Family saga; Slice of life; Urban fiction; Dialogue; Exposition (narrative); Plot device; Plot twist; Reveal (narrative); Subplot; Kishōtenketsu; Plot (narrative); Monomyth; Mythos (Aristotle); Tragedy; Dianoia; Lexis (Aristotle); Opsis; Narrative structure; Narrative thread; Fictional city; Utopia; Setting (narrative); Theme (narrative); Leitmotif; Polyphony; Moral; Motif (narrative); Style (literature); Writing style; Fiction; Epic poetry; Novel; Show, don't tell; Fiction-writing mode; Introspection; Sensation (fiction); Diction; Figure of speech; Imagery; Stylistic device; Symbolism (arts); Tone (literature); Mode (literature); Mood (literature); Suspension of disbelief; Dramatic convention; Fourth wall; Stream of consciousness (narrative mode); Unreliable narrator; Past tense; Author; Backstory; Cliffhanger; Flashback (narrative); Flashforward; Foreshadowing; Story within a story; MacGuffin; In medias res; Narrative hook; Poetic justice; Quibble (plot device); Red herring; Chekhov's gun; Author surrogate; Anagram; Bathos; Distancing effect; Euphuism; Hyperbole; Metonymy; Rhetorical modes; Parody; Pastiche; Pathos; Irony; Metaphor; Hamartia; Pathetic fallacy; Grammatical mood; Writer's voice; Epic (genre); Legend; Nonlinear narrative; Play (theatre); Short story; Aesthetic distance; Metafiction; Breaking character; Defamiliarization; Epic theatre; Meta-reference; Metatheatre; Self-reference; Metalanguage; Meta-discussion; Meta-joke; Metaknowledge; Aside; Prologue; Epigraph (literature); Epigram; Incipit; Prolegomena (disambiguation); Table of contents; Chapter (books); Epilogue; Addendum; Glossary; Mise en abyme; Roman à tiroirs; Happy ending; Metanoia (rhetoric); Monologue; Non sequitur (literary device); Chronology; Reading path; Plot point; Poetics (Aristotle); Quest; Rule of three (writing); Scene (drama); Verisimilitude (fiction); Worldbuilding; Anthropomorphism; Creation myth; Crossroads (mythology); Miraculous births; Tree of life; Internal conflict; Running gag; Callback (comedy); Gimmick
Stock Characters: Trademark look; Signature song; Recurring character; In-joke; Book series; Stereotypes of Jews in literature