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A poetic, literary term used to dsecribe when you use
several words in a row with the same first letter and/or that sound the same. |
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| An indirect wayto refernece somebody or something usualy in an image |
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Somebody or something that opposes the main hero
of a story. A mojor character in a story that is in conflict with the protagonist. |
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To be to the side of someone or something. To be away
or out of the way of the object of main focus |
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The people that view a presentation or preformence
of a person or people. Can be watching movie, show,
concert or speech. |
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A simple, sentimental composed in short stanzas a can
be sung. A narrative poem of folk origin. |
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An unfair preference of someone or something most likely
expierienced in a debate, vote, or point of view. choosing something else because of preference of disliking. |
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| unrhymed poetry with a regular rhythm, especially the iambic pentameter in english drama. |
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