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tone indicates the narrator/author's attitude
symbolism a symbol that represents something
characterization what an author uses to create a character
will power force or determination that a character has
theme the meaning/idea behind the story
motif something repeated throughout the story, highlighting theme
allusion reference to something outside of the book
diction choice of words and how theyre written
POV perspective of narration
setting time and place the story takes place
irony a contrast between things that are incongruent
conflict stands in the way of the character: role conflict, objective, internal
plot the way a sequence of events unfold in the story
figurative language imagery, simile, metaphor, metonomy, personification, anthropomorphism,zoomorphism
simile comparison using like or as
metaphor direct comparison
metonomy continue using comparative phrase
personification giving human like qualities to an inanimate object
anthropomorphism giving human characteristics to an animal
zoomorphism giving humans animal like characteristics
prose repetition
emotive language words that let you know of emotions
hyperbole overblown exxageration
anecdote story to make a point
parallel structure repetition of form
contrast(antithesis) polar opposites
descriptive imagery telling story with imagery
3 appeals pathos, logos, ethos
rhyme repeated final sounds
slant & forced rhyme looks like should rhyme, sounds like rhyming
rhythm pattern/beat of stressed/unstressed syllables
meter measured and arranged rhythm
stanzas poetic lines/ groups
free verse FREE
blank verse doesn't rhyme but has form
sound devices alliteration, assonance, consonance, anomanopia
alliteration repetition of same sound group
assonance repetition of stressed vowel sounds
consonance repetition of consonant sounds
anomanopia words that sound like representatives
pace speed of things happening
tempo intensity of thing happening
diction style
word color and sound uses lots of alliteration, affect meaning
use of dialogue how it tells the story
character development in order to make us like/dislike a character
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