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| Four ways of seeing the work in and for itself w/out referring to the world in which it exist. |
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| genre,poetry, sonnet-14 lines limb meter, theme,tone,mood |
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| understanding the audience setting |
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| describe the relationship of the liter work in the universe or world which the work was converse. |
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| what it meant then to what it means now. |
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| the effect spiritually emotion, why its touches and moves them. |
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| dealing w/emotions dealings w/body,soul and spirit. |
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| Expressive the relationship |
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| to the work to the author his own work, his pain we combine all these together. |
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| to be pushed to the envelope |
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viewed from kids-fantasy,fairy tale
Adult-matting the Nazis movement.You can write work and miss the audience complete. |
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| Fiction, Non-fiction, science, mystery, poetry, classics, Romance |
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| Tell me what takes place but not analyze |
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| rushing through the ending fore shadowing whats to fore coming |
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Culture-knowing the props
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| main character, same value and ability |
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| against the Protagonist, main character |
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| Major/minor character-well develop character what they do and how the reader see them |
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| one tone and den-mention can be become a round which is changing by growing |
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| difference in characters that help each other. Emphases on similarities and differences between two characters. |
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| I, if i'm telling the story meaning i survived it. |
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| incongruity not measuring up |
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| the audience knows something when the characters don't know. |
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| some objective that has a meaning sufficient. |
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| symbol that was established for over many years. Example: a cross |
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Spring:youth
Summer:Maturity
Autumn: Fulfillment,aging
Winter: Death,emptiness
Dawn:Birth, enlightenment
Morning:Youth
Afternoon:Energy
Sunset:Death
Twilight:Mystery
Night time: Unknown, scary |
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Up:Spiritually intellect
Down:Materials
West:origin, Death,adventage
South: Sensually
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White:purity, sickness,death
Black:Death, evil
Gray:med
Red:passion,angry
Green:growth,envy
Yellow:sickly,coward
Purple:royalty,riches
Blue:Truth |
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Sun:Enlightenment
Moon:Mystery
Stars:law,doesn't change
Wind:power of nature
Rain:gloom,restoration
Snow: transformation,sensation of life
Fog:uncertain
Water: purification,death, life
Fire: Passion,love, destructiveness |
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| 1386-14 years later he finished them, 120 stories and only 24 out of the 120 where published |
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| Wife of Bath and Pardoner's Tale |
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| Have all three irony's Irony, Dramatic irony, solution irony |
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| last two were younger than her and they treated her badly. |
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1 property, 2 Ability to think 3 Seduce
No to be wielded by any man. |
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