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What is a static character?

A character who's characteristics don't change.

Dynamic

A character who has many different sides their personality and change by the end of the story.

Flat character

Flat characters have personality that are not well developed. Very straight forward and boring only one side.

Round

Have many different sides their personalities. They are complex people.

Alliteration

When the same letter or sound is presented at the beginnings of word,next to or close to each other.

Dewdrops dwell delicately .

Dramatic irony

When the audience is aware of something which none ofhw characters are aware of.

Hyperbole

Descriptions are exaggerated to place emphasis on them.

I'm starving I'm going to die.

Irony

An event occurs which is unexpected compared to what the reader is waiting to see happen.

Getting run over by an ambulance.

Metaphor

A direct relationship where one thing is susbstuted for another.

Romeo

Simile

An indirect relationship using like or as to describe the relationship between two related objects.

She is blind as a bat.

Onomatopoeia

Replacing words with sounds. Words are actually spelled like the sounds.

Bee- buzz

Oxymoron

A combination of words that he opposite meanings to each other.

That do is pretty ugly.

Foreshadow

The author hints to future events

Personification

When inanimate objects take on human characteristics.

Symbolism

Using specific object or images to describe abstract ideas.