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| SERIES OF STEPS IN A STORY, THE HAPPENINGS |
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| USE OF A SOUND FOR A WORD |
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| COMBINATION OF CONTRADICTING WORDS |
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| GIVING HUMAN QUALITIES TO ANIMALS OR INANIMATE OBJECTS |
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| MAKING FUN OF OR RIDICULING SOMEONE ELSE'S WEAKNESSES |
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| A COMPARISON THAT DOES NOT USE THE WORDS LIKE OR AS |
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| COMPARISON THAT USES THE WORDS LIKE OR AS |
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| A COMPARISON OF 2 OR MORE SIMILAR OBJECTS |
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| REPETITION OF VOWEL SOUNDS |
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| REPETITION OF THE FIRST LETTER OF A WORD |
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| KINDER, GENTLER WAY OF SAYING SOMETHING |
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| POINT OF THE STORY THAT FOLLOWS THE CLIMAX AND LEADS TO THE RESOLUTION |
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| USING OTHER WORDS AROUND A WORD TO ANALYZE ITS MEANING |
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| THE FEELING THE READER GETS FROM A PIECE OF WRITING |
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| THE FEELING THE WRITER INTENDS IN A STORY |
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| TERM FOR THE CENTRAL PART OF THE STORY DURING WHICH VARIOUS PROBLEMS ARISE - LEADS UP TO THE CLIMAX |
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| AUTHOR GOES BACK TO AN EARLIER TIME IN THE STORY AND EXPLAINS SOMETHING THAT WILL HELP THE READER UNDERSTAND THE STORY BETTER |
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| TALKING BETWEEN CHARACTERS |
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| BACKGROUND AGAINST WHICH THE STORY TAKES PLACE |
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| DATE, TIME, PLACE, WEATHER |
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| 4 WAYS TO KNOW ABOUT A CHARACTER |
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| APPEARANCE, WHAT THE CHARACTER SAYS OR DOES, WHAT THE CHARACTER THINKS OR FEELS, WHAT OTHER CHARACTERS SAY, THINK OR FEEL ABOUT A CHARACTER |
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| 3RD PERSON SELECTIVE OMNISCIENT NARRATION |
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| TYPE OF NARRATION THAT ALLOWS THE WRITER INSIDE THE MIND OF 1 OR 2 CHARACTERS ONLY |
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| 3RD PERSON OMNISCIENT NARRATION |
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| TYPE OF NARRATION THAT ALLOWS THE WRITER INSIDE THE MIND OF ALL CHARACTERS |
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| TYPE OF NARRATION, WRITTEN AS I OR WE, ONE OF THE CHARACTERS IS TELLING THE STORY |
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| 3RD PERSON OBJECTIVE NARRATION |
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| TYPE OF NARRATION KNOWN AS EYE OF THE CAMERA, NO THOUGHTS OR FEELINGS OF CHARACTERS ARE SHARED BY WRITER |
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| STORY IN WHICH CHARACTERS AND ACTION REPRESENT AN IDEA OR TRUTH ABOUT LIFE; OFTEN A STRONG MORAL OR LESSON IS TAUGHT |
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| MEANING, POINT OR MESSAGE OF THE STORY |
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| OUTCOME OR CONCLUSION OF STORY, FRENCH TERM IS DENOUEMENT, (CONFLICT IS NOT ALWAYS SOLVED) |
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| HIGH POINT OF THE STORY, TURNING POINT, POINT OF HIGHEST INTEREST, MOMENT YOU'VE BEEN WAITING FOR |
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| MAN VS. MAN, MAN VS. SELF, MAN VS. NATURE, MAN VS. MACHINE, MAN VS. SOCIETY |
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| PROBLEM OR STRUGGLE IN THE STORY |
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| HINTS OF WHAT IS TO COME IN A STORY |
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| ONE WHO SUFFERS IN THE STORY |
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| USING A WORD OR PHRASE TO MEAN THE EXACT OPPOSITE OF NORMAL MEANING, HAVING AN EVENT THAT IS OPPOSITE OF WHAT IS EXPECTED |
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| PRONOUNS USED IN 3RD PERSON NARRATIONS |
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