Duplicate of Lit terms/ story vocab Ryann and Audrey

Father of the Greek gods; ruler of the heavens

A 30 mile wide villey in Oregon, home today to majority of Oregon's people

Gloomy

Instructions to actors inn a script to a play

Arrogantly domineering or overbearing

A low railing at the edge of a balcony

Having or showing great emotion or zeal

marked by crudeness or lack of restraint in taste, style, or manner

Celebrated or over served with dignity

The act of talking things over with oneself only

Greek goddess of love and bueaty

Something that has the power to determine guilt or innocence

A dramatic work that it light and often humorous in tone, usually ending happily

Filled with great joy; ecstatic

Offensive

A portion

A playful exaggeration of the expression " every ounce a King" meaning " throughly kingly"

A brief tale told to illustrate a moral or teach a lesson

Money or property a bride brings to marrage

Written conversation between two characters

A form of literature meant to be performed by actors in front of a audience

A traditional story that attempts to answer questions about human nature

Play written for film

Native American group whose ancestral lands were situated north of the Columbia River

Form of language that is spoken in a specific place or by people, featuring unique grammar

People, animals, or imaginatary creatures who take part in the action of a work of literature

Greek goddess of wisdom

A dramatic work that presents a downfall of a dignified characters that are involved in history

Dancing to wedding music

Traditions, customs, and stories that are past down from a culture

Daydreams

A story that has been passed down from generation by word of mouth

Very ornate; flowery

Native American group who lived in the area where Portland, Oregon, currently stands

A list of all the characters in a play, usually in order of appearance

A mountain ridge mear Athens, Greece

Greek goddess of love and bueaty

A major division within play, similar to a chapter in a book

Concerning the artistic appreciation of beauty

Passionate

Home of the mystical Greek gods

A lesser good, gave humans fire against Zeus's will

Humorously exaggerated about impossible events, often involving supernatural abilities

Not limited or restricted