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Meter

Patterned repetition of stressed and unstressed syllables in a poem

Mood

The prevailing emotional attitude in a literary work

Narrator

Person telling the story

Metaphor

Figurative language where two normally dissimilar things are compared. It can be directly stated or implied

Onomatopoeia

A word whose sound suggests its meaning

Personification

Figurative language where something non-human is given the ability to do something human

Plot

Sequence of events

Point of view

The manner or perspective in which a story is told

Omniscient

All-knowing, godlike persona or perspective, revealing the thoughts and motives of all the characters, using third person point of view

Third person limited

Point of view that follows only one person's thoughts

First person

Uses a perspective with I and its various forms; also follows one character's thoughts