Character Perspective

a character's attitude about themselves and about others

A sudden feeling that something bad is going to happen.

The method of narration in a work

In a way that shows uncontrolled emotion

Increasing gradually, building up

Arguing over unimportant things

Holding back; controlling one's emotions

Mental activity that occurs without someone being aware of it

nervous, worried, or excited state

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A theme found in literature from many cultures and time periods.
suspense
universal theme
central idea
theme
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Suspicion
Feeling of doubt or mistrust
A sudden feeling that something bad is going to happen.
process of becoming worse
return to previous, less advanced state
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Character Perspective
a character's attitude about themselves and about others
The way others feel about a character
How an author creates characters
How the story is told
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Written conversation between characters in a story
dialogue
simile
static character
characterization
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a long speech by one character heard by others
stage directions
soliloquy
monologue
dialogue
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Deterioration
Holding back; controlling one's emotions
Demanding that something should happen
process of becoming worse
In a way that shows uncontrolled emotion
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Foreboding
Arguments, disagreements
Mental activity that occurs without someone being aware of it
A sudden feeling that something bad is going to happen.
return to previous, less advanced state
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A plot structure in which the story is told outside of the normal chronological order of events.
Linear Plot
Insistent
Non-Linear Plot
Flashback
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Point of View
How we read a story
Where you are standing in a room
The method of narration in a work
The author of the story
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Hysterically
In a way that shows uncontrolled emotion
return to previous, less advanced state
Demanding that something should happen
Increasing gradually, building up
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Mounting
Mental activity that occurs without someone being aware of it
Increasing gradually, building up
Demanding that something should happen
hated; scorned
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Occurs when something happens that directly contradicts the expectations of the characters or the audience.
Verbal Irony
Decreasing Irony
Situational Irony
Dramatic Irony
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The audience is aware of something that the character or speaker is not aware of. The result is suspense or humor.
Verbal Irony
situational Irony
TV Irony
Dramatic Irony
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tell how the actors should look, move, and speak. They also describe the setting, sound effects, and lighting.
lines
stage directions
scenes
acts
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Created when words are used to suggest the opposite of their meaning. Sarcasm is an example of this.
Dramatic Irony
Situational Irony
Verbal Irony
Literature Irony
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Introspective
thoughtful; inward-looking
Feeling of doubt or mistrust
Increasing gradually, building up
hated; scorned
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Bickering
Mental activity that occurs without someone being aware of it
Feeling of doubt or mistrust
process of becoming worse
Arguing over unimportant things
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Rigid
Feeling of doubt or mistrust
Stiff and unbending
process of becoming worse
In a way that shows uncontrolled emotion
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theme
Feel ashamed and uncomfortable
Movement or action that covers a wide space or range
To do something with proper consent or in an authorized way
the message of a story
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Quarrels
Feeling of doubt or mistrust
thoughtful; inward-looking
Arguments, disagreements
demanding that something should happen
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The problem facing the main character
climax
inciting moment
characters
conflict
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A story written to be performed by actors
monologue
act
drama
scene
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Restraining
Holding back; controlling one's emotions
Increasing gradually, building up
Arguments, disagreements
Stiff and unbending
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The MAJOR divisions of a play
acts
chapters
scenes
pages
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Despised
hated; scorned
return to previous, less advanced state
Mental activity that occurs without someone being aware of it
thoughtful; inward-looking
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a long speech by one character, not meant to be heard by others
dialogue
soliloquy
conflicts
monologue
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a contradiction between what happens and what is expected
Irony
Conflict
Intuition
Bickering
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Subconscious-
Demanding that something should happen
In a way that shows uncontrolled emotion
Stiff and unbending
Mental activity that occurs without someone being aware of it
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a literary device used to hint at things to come in the story; helps readers make predictions.
symbol
prediction
foreshadowing
mood
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What is tension?
feel angry out of a sense of unfairness
hopelessly confused
nervous, worried, or excited state
unbearable
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A scene within a narrative that interrupts the sequence of events to relate events that happened in the past
Factorization
Foreshadowing
Foreboding
Flashback

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