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31 Cards in this Set
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Author of: "Contents of a Dead Man's Pocket"
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Jack Finney
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Character from "Contents of a Dead Man's Pocket"
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Tom Benecke
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Literary Element from "Contents of a Dead Man's Pocket"
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plot structure
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Author of: "The Monkey's Paw"
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W.W. Jacobs
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Character from "The Monkey's Paw"
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Herbert White
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Literary Element from "The Monkey's Paw"
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foreshadowing and suspense
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Author of "Lennigen VS the Ants"
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Carl Stephenson
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Character from "Lennigen VS the Ants"
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Peons
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Literary Element from "Lennigen VS the Ants"
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Conflict
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Author of "A Visit to Grandmother"
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William Melvin Kelley
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Character from "A Visit to Grandmother"
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Chig Dunford
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Literary Element from "A Visit to Grandmother"
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characterization
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Author of: "Contents of a Dead Man's Pocket"
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Jack Finney
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Character from "Contents of a Dead Man's Pocket"
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Tom Benecke
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Literary Element from "Contents of a Dead Man's Pocket"
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plot structure
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Author of: "The Monkey's Paw"
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W.W. Jacobs
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Character from "The Monkey's Paw"
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Herbert White
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Literary Element from "The Monkey's Paw"
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foreshadowing and suspense
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Author of "Lennigen VS the Ants"
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Carl Stephenson
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Character from "Lennigen VS the Ants"
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Peons
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Literary Element from "Lennigen VS the Ants"
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Conflict
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Author of "A Visit to Grandmother"
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William Melvin Kelley
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Character from "A Visit to Grandmother"
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Chig Dunford
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Literary Element from "A Visit to Grandmother"
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characterization
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difference between what a character knows and what the reader knows to be true
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dramatic irony
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character that is in conflict with a main character
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antagonist
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an event which occurs that is contradictory to both the audiencea and the character's expectations
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situational irony
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character with no dimension and does not change
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flat character
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character with many sides and multi -dimensional and changes
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round character
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three main TYPES of CONFLICT
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man v.s. man
man v.s. self man v.s. nature |
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central message of a literary work
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theme
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