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Round character

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A highly developed character with many traits

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Character

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The individuals who participate in the action of a literary work

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Flat character

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A character that exhibits few traits, not developed, and we know very little about them

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Static character

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One who remains the same throughout the story

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Dynamic character

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One who changes throughout the story

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Direct characterization

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When the writer tells. You exactly what the character is right

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Indirect chararization

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You learn about characters by wht others say about the, what the character says, physical appearance, and what they do

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Internal conflict

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One that occurs with in a character

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External conflicts

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A character in conflict with an outside force (ex: man vs man)

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Plot

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The sequence of events in a story

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Setting

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A time and place of an action in a work of literature

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Theme

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An underlying message about life to human nature that the writer shares with the reader, typically not stated directly but must be inferred

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Allusion

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An indirect reference to a famous person, place or literary event

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Diction

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A writers or speakers choice of words and a way of arranging the words in a sentence

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Foreshadowing

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A writers use of hints or clues that suggests events that will occur later in the story

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Protagonist

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Is the main character in a work of literature, whose involved in the central conflict

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Antagonist

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Principle, force, or character in opposition to the protagonist

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Tone

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The attitude a writer takes toward a subject

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Foil

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A character who provides a sticking contrast to another character

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First person point of view

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The narrator is a person in the story and we as the reader know only what they know

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Third person omniscient

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The narrator is not a person in the story and we know all thoughts of everyone in the story

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Third person limited

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The narrator is not in the story and only knows what one person knows

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Verbal irony

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A speaker says one thing but means another

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Situational irony

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What actually happens is the opposite of what is expected

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Dramatic irony

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When the audience or reader knows something important that the character does not know

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Climax

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The highest point of intensity in the story

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Resolution

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How the story ends

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Symbol

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Person, place, object, or activity the stands beyond itself

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Flashback

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When the author interrupts a story to tell events that occurred at a previous time

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Imagery

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Language that appeals to the senses (sight, smell, taste, sound, and touch)

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Simile

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A figure of speech that makes a comparison to two things using like or as

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Metaphor

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A figure of speech that is comparing toe things not using like or as

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Paradox

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A seemingly contradictory or obscured statement that may contradict a common truth

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Suspense

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The uncertainty or anxiety we feel about what’s going to happen next in the story

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Hyperbole

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An exaggeration

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Rising action

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When the conflict develops and the story events build towards the climax and the complications arise

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Falling action

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After the climax and shows the results of the important decisions made in the climax

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Alliteration

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The repetition of consonant sounds at the beginning of words

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Assonance

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The repetition of vowel sounds

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Onomatopoeia

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Use of words who’s sounds echo their meaning (buzz, pop, bam)

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Mood

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The feeling or atmosphere a writer creates for a reader

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Personification

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When human like qualities are given to a object animal or idea