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8 Cards in this Set
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Flashback |
A scene inserted into a story showing events that happened in the past and how they have influenced the present |
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Chronological order |
The order in which the events occurred in time are the order in which they appear in the story |
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Symbolism |
Symbolism is the use of symbols in a story. A symbol is any thing that stands for our represents something else. Symbols are usually concrete objects images or actions used to represent abstract ideas. |
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Tone |
The attitude towards the subject and the audience conveyed by the language and the rhythm of the speaker in a literary work. |
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Mood |
The feeling created in the reader by a literary work or passage. The author may decide to sustain the same mood throughout a literary work or the mood at change with each new twist of the plot. The tone of the narrator often helps set the overall mood. |
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First Person Point of View |
One of the characters tells the story, which is indicated by the pronoun I and me. The audience or reader becomes familiar with the narator but we can only know what this person knows and only observe what this person observes. |
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Limited third person point of view |
The narrator focuses on the thoughts and feelings of only one character without actually being that character. |
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Omniscient third person point of view |
The narrator knows everything about the character and their problems |
