Characterization | | The person telling the story |
Fiction | | Character vs. outside world |
Allegory | | Author's feelings toward a subject |
Limited | | not what is expected |
Tone | | Person against the main character |
Analogy | | 5-7-5 |
Tragic hero | | Main character |
Novel | | Not true |
Theme | | The type of literature |
Paradox | | The audience knows but the character doesn't |
Static | | A book about the author |
Hyperbole | | Sequentally using the same starting sound |
DramaticIrony | | Uses "like" or "as" |
Dialogue | | One person speaking |
Allusion | | Appeals to any of the 5 senses |
Narrator | | A breif true statement about life |
Aphorism | | A point by point comparision |
Setting | | How a character's personality is revealed |
Nonfiction | | Exaggeration |
Dynamic | | True |
Narrative | | Narrator hears one person's thoughts |
Simile | | Reference to something the reader should be familiar with |
Imagery | | Has a meaning beyond the surface |
Irony | | The way a certain group of people speak |
Figurative | | Good character who dies due to a flaw |
Symbol | | Person vs. Self |
Antagonist | | Tells a story |
External | | Language not meant to be literal |
Alliteration | | Atmosphere |
Foreshadowing | | Speaking |
Genre | | A character who does not change |
Mood | | Series of events |
Plot | | Genre where everything stands for abstract qualities |
Dialect | | Direct comparison b/w two things |
Autobiography | | Long fiction |
Flashback | | A hint of what's next |
Internal | | A character who does change |
Protagonist | | Narrator hears all thoughts |
Foil | | Opposite characters |
Haiku | | Main Idea |
Omniscient | | Breaking up the timeline of the plot |
Stanza | | Seems to contradict itself, but is true |
Monologue | | Where and when |
Metaphor | | A paragraph of poetry |