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King Arthur England's legendary first king and hero, married to Queen Guinevere, he went on quests
Defense Mechanisms unconscious psychological responses that protect people from things that they don't want to think about or deal with
self-concept our mental pictures of who we are as a people; includes self-image (how we see ourselves) and self-esteem (how much we value ourselves)
illusion of memory memory is not a perfect record of events but is shaped by emotion and experience
Allusion a reference to important historical, literary, cultural, or political figure or idea
hyperbole extreme exaggeration used to create emphasis
irony opposite of what's expected
foreshadow to give an advance hint of what is to come later in the story
motif an idea, symbol, image, or device that occurs multiple times throughout a text
mood the overall feeling of a scene for the reader that is created by the author
narration first-person narrator where the narrator is the character in the story. Reliability refers to the truthfulness of the narration
symbolism when an object, person, or idea in a text has an additional meaning beyond what is literal or actual
tone the attitude of the author or narrator toward story events or characters
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