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genre
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a category in which a work literature is classified.
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fiction
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prose writing that consits of imaginary elements
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narrative writing
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a writing that tells a story
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short story
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a work of fiction that centers ona single idea and can be read in one sitting.
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setting
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the time adn place of the action of a short story, drama, novel, narrative poem, or narrative nonfiction work.
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character
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the individuals who participate in the action of a literary work
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protagonist
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the main character in a work of literature, who is involved in the central conflict of the story
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antagonist
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is a orincipal character or force in opposition to a protagonist, or main character
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point of view
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refers to the method of narration used in a short story, novel, narrative poem, or work of nonfiction
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plot
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the sequence of events in a story
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exposition
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the first stage of a typical story plot; provides important background information and introduces the setting and the important characters.
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rising action
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the stage in a plot in which the conflict developes and story events build to a climax
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climax
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the point in maximum interest or tension.
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falling action
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follows the climax and shows the results of the important decision or action that happened at the climax.
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resolution
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events in the falling action lead to the resolution of the plot.
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Irony
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special kind of contrast between appearance and reality-usually oon in which reality is the opposite of what it seems.
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Mood
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the feeling or atmosphere that a writer creates for the reader.
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Flashback
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an account of a conversation, an episode, or an event tthat happened befor ethe beginning of a story.
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Foreshadowing
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a writer's use of hints or clues to suggest events that will happen later in a story
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