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| To hold ones self back as to refrain from comment |
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| The act of doing or saying something more than once |
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| A careful study or investigation in an effort to find new information |
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| Fixed determination purpose or firmness of purpose. |
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| The art of correct and forceful language |
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| The identity in sound of the final sounds or syllables of two or more words |
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| A careful arranged and systematic plan that rhyms. |
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| In prose and poetry the harmonious rise and fall of the sounds of language produced by patterns repeated. |
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| The events proceeding the climax |
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| They have many traits to who they are. |
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| A bitter cutting remark expressing scorn or contempt |
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| A poem essay story exposing and ridiculing evil. |
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| The last 6 lines of a sonnet |
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| The scenory and stage of properties, the backround of a play. |
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| A figure of speech in which 2 different things having some likenesses are compared by the use of like or as |
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| Words not permicible informal or written language. |
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| The act of talking to ones self. ike a long speech in a play |
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| A poem usually of 14 lines |
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| To address a group of people |
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| A group of lines or verses. |
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| Never ending thoughts that come to you when a persons awake. |
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| Evidence that is proven that is based on numbers |
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| You see one person looking a certain way, then you automatically assume that everyone is going to look like that. |
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| A character that has specific straits |
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| You tell ones story but it has a lesson or morals to be taught. |
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| A story that has a meaning as well as morals behind it for another story |
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| A characteristic manner of writing or speaking, manner of conduct or action, fasion |
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| The genre, comic book style, victorian style, grammer use a defining method method an author uses and changes to become his own. |
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Manner of conduct or acting -Characteristic manner of writing or speaking.
-Fashion |
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The genre, comic book style, victorian style
Grammer use
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not produced by outside objects
-exhisting in the mind |
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| An ending that is not expected by the reader |
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| A state of uncertainty, doubt or anxiety |
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Soemthing that stands for or represents something else
-an Emblem |
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| To represent by means of a symbol. |
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