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| Gibberish, a language that can not be understood |
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Limited omniscient POV
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| A narrator that is limited to one character either major or minor |
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| Poetry, song lyrics, maybe words being sang. |
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| A fiqure of speech, something not meant literally. |
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| An emotion or feeling of a person |
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| Reciting a story or play. |
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| The happenings of a story. Purpose is to entertain the reader. |
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| The person that tells the story. |
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Objective point of view
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With the objective point of view, the writer tells what happens without stating more than can be assumed from the story's action and dialogue.
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Omniscient point of view
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| A narrator who knows everything about all the characters is all knowing, or omniscient |
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A word for a sound
Ex: Achoo, Meow, Arf, Pssst
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| A pairing of two words that mean the opposite. |
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| A statement that seems to go agains, itself but is proven to be true. |
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| To give human charateristics to something that isnt human ( Animals, nature, ect.) |
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An opinion
Or the postition of a narrator. |
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| Usually a biased or misleading type of information. |
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| A leading character or hero. |
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