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| Conversation between two or more people. |
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| A character not well developed. |
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| A character that is well developed |
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| A character that doesn't change. |
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| Tells his/her story or the supporting characters story |
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| A character outside of the story. |
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| Sees the world through one characters eyes and knows nothing beyond. |
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| Knows everything about everything. |
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| The main character in the story. |
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| The character that protest the protaginist. |
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| A long speech to one or more characters on stage. |
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| A speech by a character who is alone on stage speaking to oneself. |
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| A problem between two outside forces. |
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| Conflict in a characters mind. |
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| Creation and development of a character. |
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| An inturruption in a story that referres to something earlier. |
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| The person telling the story. |
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| Is a person in the story. |
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| The events that occur in a story. |
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| The central message of the story. |
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| How the story make you feel. |
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| The writers attitude towards the story. |
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| The high point of interest in a story. |
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| A struggle between two forces. |
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| Clues that suggest events that may occur. |
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| A repetition of similar sounds in two or more words. |
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| Something used to represent something else. |
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| A character who's actions are inspiring or noble. |
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| A direct comparison that doesn't use "like" or "as." |
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| A direct comparison using "like" or "as." |
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| What you think the definition is. |
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| The dictionary definition of a word. |
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| When and where the story takes place. |
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| Repition of initial consonits. |
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| A reference to a well known place, event, or literary work. |
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| The repition of vowel sound. |
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| A stereotype of liturature. |
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| A fixed, usually prejudicial idea about a group |
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| A payed announcement for goods or services. |
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| A set of books that give refference to a wide range of subjects. |
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| Something that comes out at a set time. |
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| An annual pubication that contain sitatical information. |
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| The audience knows something the character doesn't. |
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| Character expects one thing and another happens. |
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| Character says one thing and means another. |
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| When words are used to imitate sounds. |
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| Giving non-human objects, human characteristics. |
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