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| the series of events in a story |
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| the literal meaning of a word |
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| the emotions assosciated with a word |
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| a polite way of saying sth offensive |
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| a comparison with like or as |
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| the juxtaposition of two opposites (eg gym teacher) |
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| the switching of "normal" word order, susally for the purposes of meter or rhyme |
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| the addressing of an inanimate/ not present person/ object |
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| words spoken by a character ALONE onstage to let the audience know what's happening in his/ her mind |
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| words spoken that aren't heard by the other actors on stage |
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| two lines of rhyming iambic pentameter |
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| the beginning of a work of fiction where the reader is introduced to the characters, the setting, and any other info needed to understand the story |
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| what leads up to the climax?? |
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| the point at which the conflict must be resolved |
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| a purgation (eg: a cathartic scream) |
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| the contrast btwn what appears to be and what actually is |
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