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- The use of clues to hint at events that will happen later in the story
- not discouraged or intimidated
- Likely to happen soon
- a movement of the body expressing respect or courtesy
- insecurely
- A funeral song
- The use of words that begin with the same sound near one another
- Complex, shows many different qualities, revaling faults as well as virtues
- An authors use of words of vivid and descriptive language to add to add depth to his or her word(often involving the 5 senses)
- Prevented
- A literary or linguistic technique that produces a specific effect in writing
- All of the action which follows the climax
- Person or thing that represents both itself and a bigger idea
- Exaggeration to create emphasis or effect
- wildly hungry
- The turning point, the must intense moment either mentally or in action
- very troubled or confused
- staggering back
- One dimensional showing a single trait
- threatening; foreshadowing evil or harm
- to charm, mislead, or influence by trickery or flattery
- any place or scene of wild disorder, noise, or confusion
- a violent storm or disturbance
- The dynamic struggle between two forces
Internal: man vs self
External: man vs man
Man vs society
Man vs nature
Man vs technology
Man vs supernatural - The use of words that have similar vowel sound near one another
- The conclusion, the tying together of all the threads
- A
figure of speech in that describes a subject by asserting that it is on
some point of comparison the same as another unrelated object
- settled down; became less active or intense
- The start of the story, the situation before the action starts
- Develops changes and learns something during the course of the story
- baffling; mysterious
- bodily disrespectful
- to beg urgently
- condition of not being likely to fail
- dignified behavior and etiquette
- A feeling of tension that keeps reader wondering what will happen next
- A story or poem in which. Every element has parallel literal and symbolic meaning
- showing contempt or ridicule
- payback; punishment for a misdee
- The use of words that have similar Constance sound near one another
- The series of conflicts and crisis in the story that leads to the climax
- suggesting indirectly
- A gloomy state of mind
- reject with contempt or disdain
- suffering or sickened
- An idea you develop about what will happen next
- Attribution of human form or other characteristics to anything other then a human
- A figure of speech in which two unlike things are explicitly compared
- facial expression
- Clearly stated
- Words that phonetically intimate, resemble or suggest the source of the sound it describes
- Stays the same throughout the story