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the writer tells the reader what the character is like. direct characterization
the narrator can tell us everything about the characters omniscient point of view
one dimensional, showing only a single trait; almost never the main character. flat character
a logical guess the reader makes based on details in the story. inference
the reason behind a characters actions or feelings. motive
a reference to person, place, poem,book, event, or movie outside the story that the author expects the reader will recognize. allusion
like style, it is created by diction, sentence length, imaginary and figurative language. mood
an outcome or conclusion most readers would not have predicted. surprise ending
mood or feelings brought on by a story's setting atmosphere
the writers use of language and overall style, created by tone and choices of words. voice
in some stories the conflict is not truly resolved; flash of insight epiphany
the teller of the story. narrator
the use if hints or clues to suggest what is to happen later in the story. foreshadowing
the particular way a writer uses language. style
the character gives clues to a character indirect characterization
an interruption in the story ti relate something which happened in the past flashback
develops, changes, and learns something during the course of a story. dynamic character
a story in which characters and settings stand for something beyond themselves. allegory
narrator ( not someone in the story ) who focuses on only one characters actions and feeling third person point of view
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