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| is the character in the story that is against the protagonist, who is the character that the audience wants to be successful. |
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| the unraveling of the plot before the conclusion. |
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| when the values that everyone holds dear are being tested. the character may die as a result of the testing of those values. |
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| this is when a character follows an unknown destiny. this often leads to internal conflict. |
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| the use of words to convey a meaning opposite of what the words really mean. |
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| a statement that seems absurd and self- contradictory but in reality expresses a possible truth |
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| the leading hero or heroine in a dramatic work. |
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| a unifying or dominant idea in a work of art. |
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| First Person Point of View |
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a story by a character
central narrator: character telling the story "I". |
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| the highest most intense point of a story. |
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| is an internal type of conflict. In this type of conflict, a character must weigh the pros and cons before taking any type of action. |
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| a comparison between two unlike things not using like or as. |
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| the feelings that arise in a reader while reading a novel. |
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| the feelings that the author is trying to convey to the reader in a novel. |
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| giving traits of a person to something that is not a person. |
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| is both where and when the story is taking place. |
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| a comparison using like or as |
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| a conflict which pitted man against man. |
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| is when a character comes in conflict with a force of nature. this tests the will and strength of someone to survive. but it also displays the insignificance of one human life in the whole picture. |
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| is when an author describes an object so descriptively that one can almost see it or feel like they are there. |
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| the person that is telling the story. |
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| is something in a story that is used to represent something else. |
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| is when some plot event happens in a novel that hints at what may happen at the end of the novel. |
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| are complex and many sided characters within the story |
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| is a character that does not go through any type of change throughout the novel. |
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| by the end of the story, an important and basic change in some aspect of the character has occurred. |
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| are characters that are the same at the end of the novel as they were at the beginning. |
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| Second Person Point of View |
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| occurs in a story only when the character is being referred to as "you". IT is very experimental. |
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| Third Person Point of View |
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| the author is telling the story. |
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| narrator outside of the character they are describing |
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