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| positive and negative associations that come with words |
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| precise, literal dedfinition of a word (dictionary) |
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| A technique which encompasses the attitudes towards the subject and audience |
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| What is said is the opposite of what is meant |
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| when an action of character is meant different to the characters than the audience (something that we know that they don't know) |
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| an outcome that turns out to be different than what was expected |
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| Statement or figure of speech that is not intended to be taken literally (He has tons of money) |
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| When you make something seem less important than it is (Its a flesh wound!) |
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| When you make something seem less important than it is (Its a flesh wound!) |
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| Appeal based on the character of the speaker (wil- e-coyote) |
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| Appeal based on emotion (baby turtles) |
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| Appeal based on logic or reason (bombs) |
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| (I wondered why the baseball was getting bigger. Then it hit me.) |
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| An aphorism is a statement that is really quotable, it makes a profound point in a simple, easily remembered way. (Benjamin Franklin said "Lost time is never found again.") |
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| it is a brief, clever, and usually memorable statement |
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| A person talking to themselves, thoughts and emotions. |
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| When the character speaks to the audience. |
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| Unrhymed iambic pentameter |
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