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Literary elements
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Author's doesn't need to tell us about the character we've encountered these characters before & can make and inference
Antagonist
Stereotype
Irony
Protagonist
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Is the message, lesson, or oral of the stroy.
Verbal irony
Foreshadowing
symbolism
Theme
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Is an object, an animal, or person that suggests something else, such as an idea of belief.
Tone
Mood
Symbolism
Protagonist
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Characters who develop ad change. Example Gru and Scrooge
Irony
Dynamic character
Antagonist
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This character is the villain or a force which opposes the protagonist.
Mood
Irony
Antagonist
Dynamic character
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Author's attitude towards the topic.
Symbolism
Tone
Mood
Flat character
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Are usually minor character and revel one or two traits
Dymanic character
Antagonist
Protagonist
Flat character
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The atmosphere of the story. Is the feeling the reader gets from a story.
Verbal Irony
Mood
Verbal irony
Tone
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Is the difference between what we expect or what seems appropriate to happen in a story and what we actually happen.
Mood
Irony
Tone
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Are one dimension-reader, see only one side. We learn little about them.
round character
Stereotype
Flat character
Static character
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When an author hints at what might happen later in the story.
Tone
Foreshadowing
Irony
symbolism
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Is central to the action of a story and moves against the antagonist.
Protagonist
Foreshadowing
Flat characters
Irony
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Is the context in a scene or story that describes the elements in which a story is taking place, including time.
Plot
Setting
Introduction
Conclusion
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A character that can change or grow, and we see more than one side.
Round character
static character
flat character
Dynamic character
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Is what the book is mostly about
Main Idea
Setting
Plot
Theme