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| Repitition of inital consonate sounds |
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| Character or force in conflict with the protagonist/main character. |
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| A line spoken by an actor to the audience but not intended for others on the stage |
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| repetition of vowel sound |
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| person in a story,poem,movie,or play. |
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| The way a author introduces a character. |
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| The point of intrest within a story. |
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| A character that has many character traits which sometimes may contridict one another |
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| A character that only has one or a few traits, that can usualy be described in few words. |
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| A character that changes as a result of the story's events. |
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The problem or struggle within a story.
Usualy has 5 broad categories-
Man vs. Man, Man vs. Self, Man vs. Society, Man vs. Supernatural. |
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External conflict-
Internal conflict- |
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outside force
occurs in a character's mind |
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| one who doesnt change much in the story. |
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| An idea or meaning suggested by or associated with a word or thing. |
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| the repitition of consonant sounds |
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| The direct meaning of a word |
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| writing or speech not ment to be interpreted litteraly- has deeper meanings that add meaning to a text. |
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| hints or clues about what will happen later |
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| A catogagory or type of literature |
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| Contrast between expectations and reality |
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| a direct comparison usin IS |
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| the feeling a reader gets from reading a piece of literature |
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| Words that are specific to a group |
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| Word that imitates a sound |
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| giving human-like qualtities to non-human objects |
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| series of realated events that make up a story or drama |
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point of views-
ominscient-
1st person limited-
3rd person limited- |
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all knowing, can say what others are thinking.
the story through one persons POV.
narrator zooms in on the thoughts and feelings of a character. |
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| The main chatacter in a play or drama |
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A repeated pattern of rhymed words at the end of a line.
ex. eyes(a)
cries(a)
tears(b) |
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| time and place of the action |
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| a long speech expressing the thoughts of a character onle on stage- allows us to see into the characters mind. |
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| a comarison using like or as. |
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| a feeling of uncertainty about what will happen, keeps you reading because you want to find out what happens next. |
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| anything that represents something else |
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| a message or lesson a story or play tries to teach us about life;an insight about real life that we can apply to our life |
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| the feeling or attitude toward the subject the author writes about. |
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| a clue about whats to come |
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| writing that deals with real people, thins, events and places. |
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