TIME AND PLACE IN STORY

THE MAIN CHARACTER IN A STORY, USUALLY BUT NOT ALAWAYS, THE HERO OR GOOD GUY

OPPONENT OF THE PROTAGONIST

GIVING HUMAN QUALITIES TO SOMETHING NOT HUMAN

2 OR MORE WORDS HAVING THE SAME BEGINNING LETTER OR SOUND

COMPARISON NOT USING "LIKE" OR "AS"

COMPARISON NOT USING "LIKE OR "AS"

A SOUND WITTEN AS A WORD

A CHARACTER IN STORY IS NARRATING THE STORY- USES FIRST PERSON PRONOUNS.

HINT OR CLUE ABOUT WHAT MAY HAPPEN LATER IN THE PLOT

INTERRUPTION IN THE PRESENT ACTION OF A PLOT TO SHOW EVENTS THAT HAPPENED AT AN EARLIR TIME

SOMETHING THAT SEEMS CONTRADICTORY,BUT MAY BE TRUE IN FACT.

CONVERSATION BETWEEN 2 MORE CHARACTERS

THE FORM OF SPOKEN LANGUAGE SPECIFIC TO A PARTICULAR ERGION, SOCIAL GROUP, ETC.

EXAGGERATION FOR EFFECT, NOT MEANT TO BE TAKEN LITERALLY.

THE USE OVERSTATEMENT FOR COMIC EFFECT.

A DESCRIPTION OF SOMETHING AD LESS THAN IT IS (THE OPPOSITE EXAGGERATION)

A CONTRAST BETWEEN WHAT IS SAID AND WHAT IS ACTUALLY MEANT.

A SITUATION THAT IS THE OPPOSITE OF WHAT WE EXPECT OR OF WHAT SEEMS APPROPRIATE

A TAUNTING REMARK, GENERALLY IRONIC (VERBAL IRONY)