Literary Keywords

What is a narrative technique in which characters represent things or abstract concepts?

___________ is an implication that goes beyond the actual meaning of a word. 

What do you call a protagonist whose story comes to an unhappy end due to his or her own behaviour and character flaws? 

What name is given to the point in the plot at which the action turns in an unexpected direction?

What do you call the main character in a work of fiction who comes into conflict with the hero or heroine?

What is the name given to the most exciting and important part of a story, usually occurring at or near the end?

The dénouement reveals the answers to secrets/misunderstandings in the plot and comes after the climax. 

Diction is the choice of words, especially with regard to correctness, clearness, or effectiveness, in a literary work.

First person, objective, limited omniscient, and omniscient are all types of what?

'We must wait to hear from the crown until we make any further decisions' is an example of which technique?