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| The exact meaning of a word. |
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| Explaining something in detail. |
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| A conversation between two or more people. |
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| A conflict or a art that results in a play. |
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A character that changes personality.
ex. scrooge. |
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| A big exibit (kinda like an art gallary.) or show |
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| The moment in a story when the conflict has been resolved. |
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First Person Point of View
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In the moment.
The narrator.
Personal point of veiw. |
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| A scene that shows the past. |
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| A character that has no depth in it. A minor character. |
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A character that is usually a protangonist.
It contrats with the other character |
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| A warning or hint of something thats going to happen in the future |
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| A catagory of music, theatre, or art. |
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Something said that is sarcastic and meant to not be taken seriously.
Exaggerated |
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Words to let the reader visualize or experence.
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| When a characters actions to prevent something from happening actually causes it to happen. |
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Direct Presentation
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| Characterization: The author or narrator decribing the character. This characters traits are decribed with actions and speech. |
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Figurative Language
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Uses meaning that is different from the literal meaning.
(Exaggeration) Ex: Im so happy I'm flying |
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| A poem with no rhyme, no form, no patterns, or a musical form |
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| a representation of the external form of a person or thing in art. |
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Indirect Presentation
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| When the writer presents the character in action |
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