1.The Protagonist2.The Premise3.Plot4.The Dramatic

Problem

1.Defined by physical and psychological nature

2.His back story or past history

3.His Dramatic Problem

4.His Journey5.Likeability

A writer lures an audience into the story by providing an organized set of obstacles or dilemmas for the protagonist to solve. This problem is what drives the plot. They must be resolved in a manner that satisfies the audience.

This relates to the arrangement of events. The audience watches the plot closely to pick up clues relating to the journey of the character.

It is the overall concept or theme of the story. There must be an emotion at the center of the story.Good writers construct the plot, protagonist and the dramatic problem as vehicles for their premise.