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Nonparticipant narrator

Front

Writes in the third person ("He" or "She")

Back

Literature

Front

Writing with a purpose

Back

Antagonist

Front

The most significant character that opposes the protagonist

Back

In media res

Front

Begining a story midway in the events it depicts before explaining the context

Back

Archetype

Front

A recurring symbol, character,setting, or situation

Back

Protagonist

Front

The main character

Back

Denotation

Front

The dictionary definition of a word

Back

Participant narrator

Front

Writes in the first person("I")

Back

Complication

Front

The introduction to the conflict

Back

Foreshawdoing

Front

An indication of events to come in the narative

Back

Setting

Front

Back

Imagery

Front

Words or phrases that appeal to the five senses

Back

Fairy tale

Front

Short fiction story, usually with giants, fairies, and animals with human characteristics

Back

Exposition

Front

The opening portion of short fiction that sets the scene

Back

Fable

Front

A humorous narrative told to illustrate a moral, usually with animals who represent human qualities

Back

Irony

Front

The opposite of what is expected

Back

Point of view

Front

The perspective from which a story is told

Back

Conflict

Front

The Central struggle between two or more forces

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Climax

Front

The moment of greatest tension

Back

Connotation

Front

The associations and feelings a word calls to mind

Back

Symbol

Front

An object, action, character, or situation that suggests a meaning other than or in addition to its literal meaning

Back

Syntax

Front

The order of words and sentence structure

Back

Allusion

Front

A reference to a person, place, thing, event in history, mythology, or literature

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Diction

Front

An author's word choice

Back

Plot

Front

Events in a story

Back

Crisis

Front

The point when the crucial action or decision must take place

Back

Genre

Front

Catagory of literature characterized by particular style

Back

English

Front

Awesome

Back

Epiphany

Front

A moment of profound insight by witch a characters life is greatly altered

Back

Simile

Front

A comparison of two unlike things, using "Like" or "As"

Back

Theme

Front

The main idea or underlying message

Back

Tone

Front

The author's attitude toward the work

Back

Resolution

Front

The logical end or outcome of the conflict

Back

Short story

Front

A focused narrative with one or two characters involved in one compelling action

Back

Metaphor

Front

A comparison of two unlike things, not using "Like" or "As"

Back

Flashback

Front

A scene relived in a characters memory

Back

Frame narrative

Front

The result of adding smaller stories within a larger story

Back

Personification

Front

Giving human characteristics to non-human things

Back

Mood

Front

The emotions a work evokes in the reader

Back

Parable

Front

A narrative that teaches a moral, plausibly realistic

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