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literary writing that includes pomes, plays, short stories, and novels
thrid person point of view when the reader obsevers the action or event
thrid person pronouns he,she,him,her,they, and them
antagonist usally the bad guy in the story
protagonist usally the good guy in the story
round character a fully delovoped chacater showing many sides
dynamic character experiences a dramatic change of attitude at some point
idiom a pharse or expression assocated with a speific culture or people
dialect the idioms spoken in different langues or culture in different regions of the country
legend oral or written stoeytelling that may have some truth but foces on couarage
myth oral or written storytelling that may invole supernatural begins
fable oral or written storytelling that teches a moral or lesson
personification giving human qulities to inanmate objects
imagery descripetive langue using sensory words to paint a picture in the readers mind
simile a comparasion between two things using the words like or as
metaphor a comparison between two things (nouns)
symbol stands for or represents a person, place, thing, or idea
hyperbole an exaggeration or oveterstatement
free verse poetry without a set meter or rhyme
verse poetry with a set rhyme
Created by: msmythe11
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