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| the reason characters do certain things. |
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| the distinctive way an author writes. |
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| a conversation between two or more characters. |
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| an interruption in a chronological narrative. |
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| the contrast between the way things seem and the way they really are. |
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| a character expects one outcome but the opposite occurs. |
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| the reader or audience has important information that the character dosn't have. |
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| giving readers hints about what may happen later. |
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| the main message of the story. |
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| the author creates an impression of a setting, person, animal, object, or a event by using sentences. |
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| a special form of language spoken by a partivular group. |
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