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Fantasy Story

Fantasy stories often involve: 1) An imaginary world with magical elements and creatures that does not reflect reality. 2) A main character who goes on a quest or search in this imaginary world. 3) A battle between good and evil that puts the fantasy world in danger.

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Fantasy Story

Fantasy stories often involve: 1) An imaginary world with magical elements and creatures that does not reflect reality. 2) A main character who goes on a quest or search in this imaginary world. 3) A battle between good and evil that puts the fantasy world in danger.

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Definition:

A fantasy is a story about imagined, fantastical people or creatures and places that are not based on
reality. There is often a battle between evil and good in the imaginary world.
Fantasy stories often feature:

• a portal between a real and an imagined place;

• a main character(s) going on a quest or search;

lots of magical, unreal and often menacing characters and creatures;

• unfamiliar, imaginary settings with lots of ambitious adjectives;

Characters Setting Plot


- Some characters are imaginary, - Settings could be: liquor - Sometimes, the fantasy
but act in an ordinary way like ice land, magical garden or world is in danger, and the
the White Rabbit in "Alice in castle, kingdoms, cave, hero or heroine helps to
Wonderland". sea, sky, house of sweets, save the day. (e.g. Lucy in
enchanted woods or
The Chronicles of Narnia).
- Other characters could be real forests.
(like Alice). Portals like doors, holes or
rings can play an important
- Characters could be: talking
part in the story.(e.g. Harry
creatures, dragons, elves,
mermaids, goblins, centaurs, Potter)
scarecrows, flying horses
(unicorn), yetis, ogres, gnomes
(dwarves), kings, queens or
magicians.
Vocabulary related to Fantasy:

Adjectives Settings Characters

magical kingdom goblin

mysterious portal dragon

peculiar dungeon wizard

menacing forest witch

heroic lair sorcerer

enchanted labyrinth alchemist

cursed castle warlock

shadowy island fairy

murky empire unicorn

dazzling maze elf

vivid fortress giant

astounding citadel sea serpent

ogre

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