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2nd Person POV is...?

A Lipogram is...?

Stylistic Features & Creative Constraints

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A Lipogram is...?
Chronological events may not match with the sequence of the story.
A story told where one or more letter is intentionally left out.
The plot is being told as a story to another character.
Branching pathways, the reader can decide what happens
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2nd Person POV is...?
A Narrator who lies to the reader.
Mostly in First Person (“I”) but each section follows a different character
Branching pathways, the reader can decide what happens
Told mostly to “you”, with very little “I”.
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Stream of Consciousness is...?
A story with no description or names, just the words spoken aloud.
Realistically depicts a character’s thoughts with free association.
Breaks the regular rules of English punctuation and grammar.
Branching pathways, the reader can decide what happens
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A Choose-Your-Own-Adventure is...?
A Narrator who lies to the reader.
A story with no description or names, just the words spoken aloud.
Breaks the regular rules of English punctuation and grammar.
Branching pathways, the reader can decide what happens
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An Epistolary story is...?
A story told where one or more letter is intentionally left out.
Mostly in First Person (“I”) but each section follows a different character
Branching pathways, the reader can decide what happens
A story told through letters, diary entries, news clippings, etc.