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Harrison Bergeron

TermDefinition
antonym (noun )a word or phrase opposite in meaning from another
connotation (noun) an idea or feeling that a word suggests in addition to its literal or primary meaning
denotation (noun) the literal or dictionary definition of a word
homonym (noun) a word that sounds like and sometimes is spelled like another word but does not have the same meaning
homophone (noun) a word that has the same pronunciation as another word, but has a different spelling and meaning
synonym (noun) a word or phrase that means the same as another word or phrase
limited point of view (noun) a point of view that only provides the thoughts and feelings of one character
multiple points of view (noun) a narrating technique where two or more characters narrate the story
narrator (noun) the character or voice telling a story
omniscient point of view (noun) a point of view when a narrator has an "all-knowing" understanding of characters and events
perspective (noun) an attitude, or way of thinking about something
point of view (noun) the type of narration used, as in first person, second person, or third person
calibrated (adjective) marked precisely with a measurement system
consternation (noun) surprise or amazement that leads to worry or confusion
hindrance (noun) something that slows or impedes some effort
impediment (noun) something that makes it more difficult for something to work; an obstruction
luminous (adjective) shining; full of light
unceasing (adjective) without stopping; neverending
Narrator The character, or voice, telling the story
Narrator's Point of View The type of narration- 1st, 2nd or 3rd person Point of View
Narrator's Perspective A narrator's particular attitude/feelings towards something
Shift in Point of View or Perspective In the text, the Point of View changes
Reliable Narrator The narrator is trustworthy.
Unreliable Narrator The narrator is NOT trustworthy.
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