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Across 2. language of a particular district, class or group of persons 6. extended figure of speech where words applied are not literally applicable 9. in drama, a few words or short passage spoken to audience while other actors pretend to not hear speaker's words 11. non-fictional account of a person's life written by that actual person 12. aftermath or resolution that occurs at final stages of the plot 13. repetition of vowel sounds in stressed syllables containing dissimilar consonant sounds 14. person, though not always human, who takes part in action of literary work 15. long narrative poem about adventures of gods or hero 16. two consecutive lines of the same metrical length that end in rhyme to form one unitt 18. special type of alliteration in which the repeated patterns of consonants is marked by changes in teh intervening vowels 20. high point of interest or suspense in a literary work 21. extra taint of meaning each word carries beyond the minimal, strict dictionary definition 22. unrhymed poetry usually in iambic pentameter 23. lines spoken by characters in a literary work; especially a conversation between two persons 24. choice of a particular word as opposed to others; contributes to style and tone

Down 1. character who opposes the antagonist 2. dictionary definition of a word without historical or emotional connotation 3. poem in which poetic speaker addresses reader/listener at length; like the soliloquy in theater 4. act of creating and developing a character 5. composition in prose or verse presenting narrative involving conflict between a character(s) and some external/internal force 6. movement in arts during early 20th cent.; emphasized subjective expression of artist's inner experiences 7. use of authorial discussion to explain or summarize background material rather than revealing information through gradual narrative detail 8. nonfictional account of a person's life 10. poem presented as a shape 11. repetition of initial consonant sounds in accented syllables 13. Literary work with two or more levels of meaning: literal and one or more symbolic 17. expository prose 18. opposition between two characters, large groups, or between protagonist and larger problems 19. reference to well-known person, place, event, literary work/work of ar