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show process by which the write reveals the personality of a character  
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show tells audience the personality of a character  
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indirect Characterization   show
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characters   show
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protagonist   show
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antagonist   show
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minor characters   show
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show is a character who has there attitude and or beliefs  
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static character   show
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round character   show
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flat characters   show
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narrator   show
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point of view   show
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1st person   show
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3rd person limited   show
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3rd person omniscient   show
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setting   show
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mood   show
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show author's attitude toward the subject of the text can be positive ,negative, or neutral  
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show word choice/words the author has chosen to tell his/her story  
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show authors use of vivid sensory language to create a mental picture of whats described  
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irony   show
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foreshadowing   show
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show quality that keeps readers interested in the story  
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show something that represents something else  
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show object or idea that repeats itself throughout a literary work and contributes toward the development of a theme  
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show lesson author wants readers to learn  
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show events that make up a story or main part of a story  
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exposition   show
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conflict   show
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internal conflict   show
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external conflict   show
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rising action   show
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show most exciting point of the story a turning point for plot main character goals.  
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show everything that happens as a result of the climax  
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resolution   show
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