Literary Devices

Define: when the characters' feelings seem to be applied to objects or nature

Define: a comparison that does use the words "like" or "as"

Define: a hint that something will happen later in the story

Define: when some seemingly impossible idea or character suddenly solves a problem

The way it always starts raining when dramatic things are happening is an example of

"Teenage frustrations" is a ____________ of Crabbe

Finding out that Kate, the kind, caring woman was the hardend criminal was

Maybe the island is a _____________ for the afterlife

Define: a main idea of a story

Learning that Locke was in a wheelchair before the crash was an example of 

"You're smart as a whip" is an example of

Define: a literary device used to give information about the past

Define: when the opposite of what is expected happens

Define: a comparison not using the words "like" or "as"