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| A comparison using like or as |
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| A description appealing to the 5 senses |
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| the atmosphere created by a work of literature or poety |
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| A speach by a character in literature meant to be heard by the audience but it is as if the character is alone |
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| A longer speech to reveal the character's feels |
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| The turning point in a story, the highest point of action |
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| the main character of a story |
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| the sequence of events in a fctional story |
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| the character who opposes the main character (protagonist) or moral of a story |
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| to compare two thngs that are not similar to further understand a meaning |
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| when a previously unknown fact becomes known, usually dramatically presented |
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| a ficticious or nonficticious story with an account of events |
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| the order in which events occur |
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| a genere of literature that combines death, horror and Romanticism |
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| type of literature that originated in the 18th century |
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| the part of a plot that builds toward the climax |
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| the part of a plot that occurs after the climax of a story |
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