The narrator tells the story from the view point of one character. The narrator sees only what one character sees and thinks. Narrator uses he and she to talk about the character.
Third Person Limited
The narrator can see into the minds of all the characters. The narrator desribes the actions of the characters in different places and times. The narrator uses he or she to talk about the characters.
Third person omniscent
The general lesson that the reader learns from reading a piece of writing that can be taken out of the story and applied in real life.
Theme
The feeling you get from reading a piece of writing
Mood
Where the story takes place
setting
5 parts of Plot
Introduction
Rising action
climax
falling action
resolution
The act of developing a character
Characterization
authoer coems right out and directly states what type of person a character is
direct characterization
author shows the reader what type of person a character is by giving examples of how the character acts, what he says, and what others say about him
Indrect Characterization
Long stories get...
underlined
Short stories and poems get...
quotes
Use of clues to hint about what will happen later in the story
foreshadowing
When the reader or viewer expects one thing to ahppen and the opposite does
situational irony
a struggle inside one character can be a decision between right and wrong
internal conflict
a sturggle between two outside forces
external conlflict
the repitition of a cosntant sound at the beginning of words
ex: do or die
alliteration
the repition of a vowel sound within words
ex: free and easy
assonance
the use of words that sound like what they mean
ex: tick-tock
onomatopoeia
a comparison between two unlike things
ex: my kitten is a firece as a tiger
simile
a comparison between two unlike things without using like or as
metaphor
when something is not alive btu is made tos ound like a person