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narative with literal and representive meaning |
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| Bad character, against the protagonist |
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When you know something that the character does not |
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| Repetition of initial sounds |
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| reaccuring element that appears frequntly in story |
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| Author's attitude towards story |
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A figure of speech that makes a reference to another piece of literature or myth. Example: When Romeo and Juliet is referred to in Twilight |
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A character's distinct way of speaking. Example: Slang or an accent, even a different language |
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An exaggeration in writing Example" He was so fast that he was burning rubber" |
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