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| characters | individuals in a story or play
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| direct characterization | writer tells everything about character directly
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| indirect characterization | the writer reveals information about a character and his personality through that character's thoughts, words, and actions, along with how other characters respond to that character, including what they think and say about him.
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| static characters | character that doesnt change throughout the story
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| dynamic characters | character changes throughout the story
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| flat character | minor characters in a work of fiction who do not tend to undergo substantial emotional change or growth
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| round character | a major character in a work of fiction who encounters conflict and is changed by it
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| protagonist | central character in story (the good guy)
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| antagonist | opponent who struggles against protagonist
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| climax | point in plot that creates greatest intensity
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| internal conflict | conflict that occurs whithin the character
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| external conflict | conflict that occurs
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| diction | speaker or writers choice of words
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| dialect | individual speech characteristics
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| flashback | scene to show something that happened earlier
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| foreshadow | hints to suggest what might happen in future
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| imagery | language used to show picture or sensation
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| irony | discrepancy between appearance and reality
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| verbal irony | say something but it means something else
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| dramatic irony | reader knows more than what the audience knows
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| situational irony | when something should happen due to the situation... doesnt happen
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| jargon | language the writer uses in a story
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| mood | feeling story gives the reader
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| personification | giving human characteristics to objects
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| setting | time and place of story
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| theme | life lesson of learned throughout the story
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| tone | the way the author approaches the story
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