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type of category of litreally composition
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any work of prose that tells an inventor or imaginary story
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writing that is not drama or poetry
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a brief work of fiction that develops plot, conflict, characters, setting, mood and theme.
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close cousin of the short sotry, long work of fiction
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a series of events related to a central confict or struggle
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introduction, sets the mood or tone
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conflict is developed and intensified
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turning point, or high point in interest or suspence
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consist of all events that follow the climax
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conclusion, central conflict between of people and things
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external
person vs person
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when conflict happens between people
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external
person vs nature
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when a mand and nature conflict
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external
person vs society
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man conflicts with laws, moral, expectations of society
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conflicted with his/her emotions, decisions, probles, ideas, existence, etc...
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vantage point or perspective from the story is told
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| first person point of view |
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participates in or witnesses the action
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stands outside the action and observes
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third person omniscient pov
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stands outside the action and observes
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individuals that take part in the action of the story
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main character of a literary work
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character or force that's in conflict with protagonist
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act of creating or describing a character
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type of characterization
direct
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when the author tells what a character is like
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type of characterization
indirect
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author shows us what a character is like
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| time and place in the literary work occurs |
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emotion created in the reader by part or all the story
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central idea, perctption or observation about life
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| theme is presented or stated directly |
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theme
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| reader must infer the theme from the work |
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contrast between what is expected and what really happens
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writer or speaker says one thing and means something else
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reader knows something that character doesn't
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outcome is the opposite of our expectations
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makes the reader unsure or tense about the events
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| hints or clues to suggest what is to come |
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| story or play that interrupts the present action |
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| stands for something other than inself , or idea |
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language aimed to invoke the senses
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symbolic significance in a story
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| refrence to a historical event, person |
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symbolize or represent an idea or concept, chatacters and events in the story
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| used to draw attention to |
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| a part to represent the whole to a part |
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