Persona / Speaker

Narrator / usually the point of view of the character.  The person created by the author to tell the story and is the voice that talks to the reader

Literary:To kill a mockingbird

Popular Culture: the Twilight Zone

Point of view

How we know what happens in a story / how the story is told

Literary: Sherlock Holmes

Popular Culture: Indiana Jones

Omniscient

The speaker knows everything including the acions, motives, and thoughts of all the characters/ all-knowing 

Literary: Holes

Popular Culture: Princess Bride

Limited omniscient

What narrator knows or sees in limited to one central character, usually just their own actions and thoughts

Literary: Harry Potter

Popular Culture: Stranger then fiction

objective

Most drastic 3rd person point of view, for story is told by no one / narrator disappears and there is no way of entering minds of characters

Literary: the Giver

Popular Culture: Maze Runner

ex: leave, go out

Extra: outside, beyond

fer: bear, carry

Fertile: bearing or capeable of bearing offspring

fort: luck, chance, strength

Fortitude: stregnth of mind that allows one to endure

frac / frag: apart, broken

Fragment: a small part broken off or detached

gam: marrage

Monogamy: marriage to only one person at a time

Word: elasticity

Part of Speech: Noun

Definition: the physical property of matter wherein matter returns to its original form after being reshaped, as an elastic band returns to its original shape after being streached

Synonym: lithe, flexiable

Antonym: Rigid, unbending

Sentence: The pants needed a lot of ELASTICITY and stretchiness to fit over Kim Kardashian's butt.

Word: fickle

Part of Speech: adj

Definition: capriciously changeable in affection or belif, not remaining faithful to one idea or feeling

Synonym: volatile, variable

Antonym: steady, loyal

Sentence: The relaitionship between Ellen Barkin and Johnny Depp became fickle and unstable after off set action.

Word: hinderance

Part of Speech: Noun

Definitionan: obstruction or impediment; something that blocks progress

Synonym: restriction, obstacle

Antonym: help, give aid to

 Sentence: Heavy traffic was a hinderence, an obstacle, to getting to the Justin Bieber concert on time.

Word: inconceivable

Part of Speech: Adj

Definition: unimaginable or unthinkable

Synonym: incredible, amazing

Antonym: dull, boring

Sentence: It is inconceivable how much money Hunter Pence makes as an outfielder, it is crazy to make millions of dollars for playing a game.

Word: litigious

Part of Speech: Adj

Definition: willing and likely to pursue a lawsuit

Synonym: belligerant, combative

Antonyms: compromising, provable

Sentence: In this litigious society, it is common for celebrities to sue tabloids.

Word: notorious

Part of Speech: Adj

Definition: widely known but viewed negatively or critically

Synonym: infamous, scandelous

Antonyms: honorable, respectable

Sentence: Gordan Ramsey is notoroius for yelling and generally being a cruel person.

Word: ordeal

Part of Speech: Noun

Defination: an expirence that is extremely difficult or trying

Synonyms: challange, trouble

Antonyms: comfort, joy, peace

Sentence: It is always a ordeal when a celebrity couple breaks up, everyone makes such a big deal out of it.

Word: peccadillo

Part of speech: Noun

Definition: a minor sin or fault ; a trifling wrongdoing

Synonym: vice, bad habit

Antonym: virtue, merit

Sentence: Beyonces dress at the VMA's was only a pecadillo, a bad choice to wear what looked like a muppet.

Word: placid

Part of Speech: Adj

Definition: tranquil and calm; at rest

Synonym: peaceful, quiet

Antonyms: agitated, fierce

Sentences: George Clooney has a house on placid Lake Como to help him relax.

Word: ostracize

Part of Speech: Verb

Definition: to banish from or force out of a group or situation

Synonym: blacklist, deport

Antonym: welcome, accept

Sentence: Pete Rose was ostracized from baseball for gambling, hes not allowed at any MLB events.