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1. : shows one single, dominant trait
a. The Road Runner is a flat character because he has no personality; his only goal is to outrun Coyote.
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the central figure in a literary work
a.Batman is the hero and protagonist in the movies that bear his name. |
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the order in which the events happen in a story |
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(noun) something that is exact opposite or contrary of another |
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1. relating to a style of fiction that has grotesque, desolate, and mysterious themes and descriptions
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a pattern of sound created by stressed and unstressed syllables |
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a description that appeals to one of the five senses. |
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a comparison of two things or ideas that implies similarities instead of directly stating them.
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literature that develops plot and character through
dialogue and action; literature in play form |
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a speech made by a character who is alone and speaks private thoughts as if the audience were not there |
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the part of a script that provides background information on characters, establishes settings |
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infinite number; innumerable |
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the everyday language spoken by a people as distinguished from the literary language |
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scornfully or cynically mocking |
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A downward slope, as of a hill |
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1. An approach to literature which suggests that knowledge of the author’s life experiences can aid in the understanding of his or her work.
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inclined to keep one’s thoughts, feelings, and personal affairs to oneself |
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habitual silence, or reserve in speaking |
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a narrative structure containing or connecting a series of otherwise unrelated tales |
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