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| to convey information o to explain. |
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| the form of language by a particular group or region |
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| when a person writes/says one thing but means another; opposite meaning |
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| when actions have an effect and is opposite from what was intended |
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| when action are understood by the audience but not grasped by the characters. |
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| the central idea, concern of purpose |
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| set of meanings of a word or expression. |
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| a record of events written by person having intimate knowledge of themselves, or personal observation |
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| the plan, storyline, etc. |
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| to show or indicate before hand; prefigure |
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| the act or process of interfering |
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| the everyday language of a particular place |
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| features and traits of an individual |
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| mental struggle arising with opposing demands or impulses |
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| struggle between the person and an outside force. |
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| related series of incidents in a literary plot that build toward the greatest point of interest |
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| the part of the literary that occurs after the climax has happened |
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| most exciting pat of storyline |
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| the act of resolving or determining upon an action or course of action |
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| the act of instance of connoting |
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| having complete or unlimited knowledge, awareness, or understanding |
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| overbearing; arrogant; domineering |
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| end in time, or existence |
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| to sink in a lower, or normal level |
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| artless, or unsophsticated |
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