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Vocbulary
| Term | Definition |
|---|---|
| cunningly | doing something in a clever, skillful, and sneaky way |
| vex | to annoy, irritate, or distress someone, often by causing petty frustration, worry, or perplexity |
| Resolved | finding a solution to a problem or having a firm, unwavering determination to do something |
| stealthily | moving or acting quietly, carefully, and secretly to avoid being seen, heard, or noticed. |
| audacity | a willingness to take bold, daring, or risky actions, often with a shocking or rude disregard for normal social rules. |
| derision | mocking, insult, or contemptuous laughter directed at someone or something to make them seem stupid or worthless. |
| narrator | the voice or character that tells a story in a book, film, or other media |
| unreliable narrator | a storyteller whose credibility is compromised |
| genre | a category or style of art, literature, music, or film defined by specific, shared characteristics like subject matter, form, or style |
| (POV) point of view | standpoint, perspective, or attitude from which a story is told, an event is observed, or an idea is evaluated |
| foreshadow | to give a hint, warning, or indication of a future event before it happens |
| Irony | a sharp contrast or contradiction between what is expected and what actually happens, or between what is said and what is actually meants |