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| a work w/two levels of meaning;a literal one and a symbolic one. |
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| giving human qualities to animals or objects |
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| the repetition of consonant sound at the begining of words. |
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| a point by poit b/t two things that are alike in some respect. |
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| drama;short speech to the audience or other character that is not heard by the other charater on stage. |
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| a unique combination of ideas, values, and beliefs that influence the way the writer looks at a topic. |
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| a writers account of his/her own life |
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| a true account of a persons life,written by another person. |
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| one who undergoes important changes as a lot unfolds. |
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| one who remains the same throughout the story. |
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| the way a writer creates and develops a characters' personalities. |
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| consists of humorous scenes, speches that are included in a serious drama to provide a reduction in emotional intesity. |
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| difference between what the character or the reader expects and what actually happens. |
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| difference between what a character says and what he means. |
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| the difference between what a character expects and what the reader knows will happen. |
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difference between what is expected and what actually happens. |
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a writer’s choice of words and sentence structure; may be formal or informal, literal or figurative.
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An expression that reveals truth at first, to be contradictory and untrue.
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| exaggeration for effect and not meant to be taken literally |
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