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| story bieng told by a person out of the story |
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| a form of verse, often a narrative set to music |
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| a lengthy narrative poem, ordinarily concerning a serious subject containing details of heroic deeds |
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| syllables 575 usally about nature |
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| comparing two seeminglyunlike things using 1 of the words like or as |
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| comparing 2 seeming unlike things |
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| A rhyme is a repetition of similar sounds in two or more words |
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| a flow of stressed and unstressed syllables |
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| the repitition of vowel sounds in a word |
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| the repitition of consanant sounds inside a word |
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| a word describing a sound eg. drip drop |
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| the repitition of consanant sounds in the first letter of a word |
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| descriptive words that "paint a picture in you're mind" |
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| repeting of words, letters, sounds... |
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| Parallelism refers to the repetition of sentence structure or word order to achieve a rhythmical effect |
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| a systematic interpretation or explanation on a specific topic |
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| the highest point in action in a story or poem or play etc |
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| the time and place in which a story, poem, play etc |
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| it is the part in a narritave poem, story, play etc that keeps the reader interested |
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| clues to something that will happen later on in the story, poem, play, etc |
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| something symbolizing something eg the US flag symbolizes freedom |
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| when a person in the story goes back in the past |
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| when the oppisite of what you would ecpect to happen happens |
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| when there is a straining thing happening |
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| an extended speech given by a character alone on stage |
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| a conversation between 2 people or more |
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| An aside is a dramatic device in which a character speaks to the audience |
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| a extended speech given by one character accompanied by more than one person but the person talking is the only one able to hear it |
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| the feeling of the play, poem, story, etc |
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| verse with no set rhyme or meter |
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| the main character of a story, poem, play, etc |
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| a character whose personality or attitudes are in sharp contrast to those of another character in the same work |
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| In poetry, the meter (or metre) is the basic rhythmic structure of a verse |
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| a section of lines in poetry |
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| an exggaseration of something |
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| saying something less than it actually is |
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| 2 consecutive lines that rhyme |
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| 2 consecutive lines that rhyme |
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