Symobol, Allegory, and point of view deck

Question 1

Point of view?

Answer 1

Describes a narrator’s perspective and, therefore, the readers as telling.

Question 2

Second person point of view?

Answer 2

Can be effected, and Jerism employs it here to heighten the intensity and urgency of the situation in which readers find themselves.

Question 3

First person point of view?

Answer 3

Readers have the most direct experience of what happens in the story according to the narrators interpretation.

Question 4

Third person point of view?

Answer 4

Use pronouns such as she, he, it and they.

Question 5

Omniscient?

Answer 5

When a narrator knows what every chacter thinks, and feel

Question 6

limited omniscient narrators?

Answer 6

However, only know and relate what one major or minor charter thinks and feels.

Question 7

Omniscient narrator?

Answer 7

Shares what all charters think and feel instead of limited the narrators perspective to just one character.

Question 8

Symbols

Answer 8

are objects, places events, or chachters that have meaning and significance beyond their physicals forms.

Question 9

Allegory

Answer 9

When the author puts something in the story that is symbolic.

Question 10

Archetypes

Answer 10

Common symbols