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| A character w/ contrasting qualities to another |
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| Hints about what will occur |
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| A struggle between apposing forces |
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| Comparison w/o like or as |
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| description using the 5 senses |
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| giving non living things real like traits |
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| the issue that causes the downfall |
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| contradicting words that one paired |
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| Short remark to audience; other characters don't talk. |
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| moment of comedy to distract from tension |
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| reference to old sources / biblical sources |
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| the audience knows something the character doesn't |
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strong mind, strong body
larger than life |
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| Romeo and Juliet Setting? |
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| Verona, Italy in the 1300's |
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| Author of Romeo and Juliet? |
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| The Odyssey follows its hero and protagonist Odysseus as he fights to get home after the Trojan War, a war that lasted an entire decade. ... In this epic poem, there are three major themes: hospitality, loyalty, and vengeance. |
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| Great Expectations Setting? |
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| Nineteenth-Century England |
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| Nineteenth-Century England |
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| Affection, loyalty, and conscience are more important than social advancement, wealth, and class. |
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Grievance: Causing great injury or ruin
Transgression: wrong doing, sin.
Exile:
Eloquence:The practice of using...
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Squall: calm; pacify
Mammoth: Enormous
Assuage: characterized by treachery
Bereft: Brief violent storm
Titanic: of great size or strength
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Ardor: Passion; enthusiasm
Insidious: deprived
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Vicariously:
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