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An extended type of prose fiction.
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Novel
*means 'new' |
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main character
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protagonist
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the one who is in conflict with another
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antagonist
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separate stories or series or incidents going on the same time as the main plot but related to it in some way.
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subplots
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the point of greatest interest, excitment, or suspence which usually comes just before the final resolution of the conflict.
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climax
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The ________ in a novel are the imaginary persons who carry out the action of the plot.
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characters
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The method of characterizaton in telling the reader directly what the character is like.
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Direct exposistion
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Method of characterization which allows the reader to draw his own conclusions from what the character himself does or thinks, or what other characters thinks about him.
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indirect revelation
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the ____ character remains essentiallythe same throught the story.
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static.
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the ______character undergoes changes and is different at the end of the story.
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dynamic
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suggested meanings or associations
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cannotions
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literal meanings
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denotions
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the use of words which appeal to our sences.
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imagery
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includes various types of comparisons as well as language used on more than one level.
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figurative language
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the imaginary persons who carro out the action of the plot
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characters
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The method of charaterizaton in which the writer tells their reader directly what the character is like.
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direct exposistion
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A method of characterization in which the reader draws his own conclusions from what the character does or thinks.
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indirect revelation
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the_____ character remains the same throught the story
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static
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the ________ character undergoes some change and is different at the end of the story.
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dynamic
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non
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non
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Chillingsworth
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*a symbol of sin and vengeance
*was the medical advisor of Dimmesdale. *Hester's husband |
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Dimmesdale
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*the minister
*symbolizes how are conscience can affect even our physical health. *he was Pearl's father |
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what were some of the symbols and their meanings?
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*the meator: some thought that they saw trace an 'A' in the sky. They thought this stood for angel.
* rose bush: symbolizes some sweet moral blossom, that may be found along the track, or relieve the darkening close of at le of human frailty and sorrow. |
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Who stands on the scaffold?
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Dimmesdale, Hester, and Pearl
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