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The beginning of a story that tells important background information |
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An event that takes the viewer to more interesting parts of the story and keeps them hooked. |
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Where the story starts to lead to the climax |
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The exciting most intense part of the story |
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Where the story starts to cool off and leads to resolution |
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The story ending a conclusion around the characters |
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The character against the main character |
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The main character in the story |
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The problem between the main character or man or nature |
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Where the author gives the viewer a hint |
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Comparing something to something else |
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A thing that is not person displayed as a person |
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Where the story is taking place |
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Where they use the word with the opposite meaning |
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Where the character's purpose is to draw attention |
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Where they use words and homophones |
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A short speech a character gives directly to the viewers |
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A speech being given by a character in the story |
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When a character tells the audience their inner thoughts with a speech |
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Helps the story get the mood and helps the narrative of the story |
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When the audience knows something the characters don't |
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When a speaker's words are encourages |
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When the outcome of the situation is different than expected |
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If the story is dark or happy or gloomy |
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