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A person in a story who plays a role whether its big, small, evil, or good. A character is usually a person or animal.
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Chronological Order
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| placing events of a story, life or history ina nd order in which the time the event happens determines where it will be placed on a list or time line |
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| an overused phrase or thought that has lost its originality and has become rather dull. |
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| The point in a story were it has reached its maximum intensity from the build up of events. Usually this part is exciting and thrilling. |
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| The characteristic of a conversation in which formal talk isn't used, rather a more appropriate, ordinary form of speech. |
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| A characteristic of literature, movies and tv shows that make the viewer laugh or feel good |
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the ability to notice similarities or differences between
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A disagreement or fight with amohter thing.
Internal is: A fight or struggle against ones self.
External: is a fight againt anything but the ones self. |
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| an idea or feeling that a word expresses along with its literal meaning |
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| being significantly different from something else, but ble to be compared in certain ways. |
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