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| 1.exposition 2.intial incident 3.rising action 4.climax 5.falling action |
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external-manvs.man,manvs.nature, manvs.socity,manvs.fate
internal manvs.self |
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central idea about life
1.complete sent. 2.don't use "you" (2nd person)3.don't start with don't or do not 4.no details from the story 5. avoid cliche' |
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| the use of clues ro hint at future events |
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| a word that sounds like its meaning |
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| play of multiple meanings of a word or on two words that sound alike but hace different meaning |
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| saying the opposite of what you mean to make a point |
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| when the reader knows something that a character doesn't know |
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| when something happens that is the opposite of whatt the reader world logically expect |
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| using something concrete to represent something abstract |
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| a form of extened metaphor in which objects persons and actions are equated with meanings that like outside the story |
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| a reference to art,Bible, history, literature,or mythology that the author expects the reader to understand/recognize |
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| focuses on the thoughts and feelings of a single character in the story |
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| point of view in which an "I" or "we" serves as the narrator of a piece of fiction. |
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| a sudden intuitice grasp of reality in which something oftens simple is seen in a new light |
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| a comparison of unlike things using"like","as", or "than" |
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| a comparison of unlike things in which one thing becomes another thing w/o using "like","as''or "than" |
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| giving human traits to something that is not human(a type of metaphor) |
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| author tells something about the charcter |
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| indirect characterization |
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| author shows the character through the character's 1.speech 2. thoughts 3.action 4.appearance 5.what other characters say/think about him |
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| the repitition of intial constant sounds |
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