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SETTING
Time and place of action in a story
Includes all details: year, time of day, weather
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Justin in SD
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CHARACTERS
Protagonist: the leading character, hero or heroine (good guy).
Antagonist: a person or group of people who oppose the main character (bad guy).
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CONFLICT
A struggle experienced by a character.
Internal: struggle occurring in character's mind.
External: struggle occurring outside of the character's mind.
Devil and angel v Sparta
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MOOD
The overall emotional quality of the selection or part of selection.
Mood is created by imagery, word choice, events and other elements.
(Awed, melancholic, thoughtful, hopeful, etc)
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TONE
The attitude adopted by the narrator or by a character
(Joyful, sad, frightened, urgent, etc)
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SPEAKER
The name given to the voice of a person.
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Jason Pier in DC
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IMAGE
A word or phrase that names something that can be seen, heard, touched,
Tasted, or smelled.
A collection or group of images is called imagery.
Painting a picture using words instead of paintbrushes
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HYPERBOLE
An exaggeration for emphasis (effect)
Ex) I will love you until the end of time
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SIMILE
A comparison using "like" or "as"
Ex) My love is like a red rose
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METAPHOR
A figure of speech without using the words "like" or "as"
Ex) My love is a red rose
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PERSONIFICATION
A figure of speech in which non human thing is described with human qualities
Ex) The wind screamed outside the window
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SYMBOL
Something that stands for both itself and for something beyond itself.
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REPETITION
The use of any element, such as a sound, word, phrase , clause
Or sentence, multiple times.
Mom mom mom clip
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IRONY
A contradiction, such as appearance vs. reality
Ironic statements often convey a meaning exactly the opposite of it's literal meaning
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SITUATIONAL IRONY
A situation which actions have an effect that is opposite of what is intended
The others clip
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DRAMATIC IRONY
The audience or reader's knowledge of events surpasses the character's knowledge
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POINT OF VIEW
The way the author allows you to see and hear what is going on
The attitude or outlook of the character
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1ST PERSON POV
Author uses the words "I" and "We"
Narrator tells the story
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2ND PERSON POV
Uses the words "you" and "yours"
Ex) Dear Amy, please remember to do your dishes! Love, Tiara
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3RD PERSON POV
Most common
Author uses "he" "she" "they" "theirs"
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UNRELIABLE NARRATOR
Credibility had been seriously compromised
Girl interrupted clip
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TEST FOR KNOWLEDGE
Hook Clip
Girl Interrupted Clip
Mrs. Doubt fire Clip
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