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Author of Appointment in Sammara?
W. Somerset Maugham
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Author of God Father Death
Grimm Brothers
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Author of A&P
John Updike
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Author of A Rose for Emily
William Faulkner
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Author of 1st Confession
Frank O'Connor
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Author of Jilting of Granny Witherall
Kathrine Anne Porter
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Author of Cathedral
Raymond Carver
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Author of A Good Man is Hard to Find
Flannery O'Connor
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Author of Story of an Hour
Kate Chopin
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Author of The Storm
Kate Chopin
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Author of A Clean Well Lighted Place
Ernest Hemingway
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Author of Barn Burning
William Faulkner
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Author of Greasy Lake
T Coraghessan Boyle
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Author of Othello
William Shakespeare
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Author of Death of a Salesman
Arthur Miller
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Author of Out, Out--
Robert Frost
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Author of Birches
Robert frost
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Author of #25
e.e. cummings
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Author of Home Burial
Robert Frost
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POV A rose for emily
1st person
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POV 1st confession
1st person
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POV jilting of granny
3rd person
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POV a good man is hard to find
3rd person
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POV story of an hour
3rd person
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POV greasy lake
1st person
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POV a clean well lighted
3rd person
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POV barn burning
3rd person
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Stories of initiation
1st confession, greasy lake, A&P, cathedral, barn burning
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What does Jackie threated Nora with?
Butter knife
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What did Queenie buy at the A&P
Hering snacks
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Who is blind
Robert in cathedral
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Who stood up granny witherall at the altar
George
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Which author was from oxford mississippi
Faulkner
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How did we know emily was sleeping with homers corpse
Gray hair still on pillow
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Who was Sammys friend at the A&P
Stokesie
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In which two stories does colonel sartoris appear in
a rose for emily & barn burning
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Which author committed suicide
Hemingway
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Who is the protagonist in barn burning
colonel sartoris/sarty
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Who is the protagonist in A&P
Sammy
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Which author was a drunk
Carver
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Which author was from Ireland
Frank O'Connor
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Who causes the accident in a good man
cat
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Who was supposed to teach jackie how to give 1st confession
Mrs. Ryan
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Which stories are fables
Appointment in sammara & Godfather death
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Who is emilys lover
Homer barron
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Who ends up wearing bailey boys shirt
the misfit
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Who does Mrs. Mallard think is dead in story of an hour
Her husband Brentley
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Who took care of granny witherall
her eldest daughter cornelia
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Who stops the old man from killing himself in a clean well lighted
his neice
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Who is the manager of the A&P
Lengel
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What is the cats name in a good man
Pitty sting
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What was given as a christening gift by godfather death
Magical herb
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Which child dies in granny witherall
hapsy, after giving birth to a boy
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Who is the protagonist in a clean well lighted
old waiter
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Who is deaf
the old man in a clean well lighted
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Stories told in stream of consciousness
barn burning & the jilting of granny
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Who is the protagonist in cathedral
Husband/ Bub
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What does emily use to kill homer
rat poisioning
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Who is the protagonist in jilting of granny
Ellen Witherall
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What stops the boys from crossing the line to really becoming bad
another car comes
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Where does the protagonist end up at in greasy lake
in the lake with owl
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Who is the protagonist in first confession
jackie
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Which author is from georgia
Flannery O'Connor
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Who was calixtas lover in the storm
Alcee
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What did abner ruin in barn burning
french rug
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Who is saved first in godfather death
the king
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fiction
"shaping or counterfeiting" in latin name for stories not entirely factual but at least partly shaped made up imagined
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fable
a brief story that sets forth some pointed statement of truth
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moral
or message sometimes stated in the end
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dramatic situation
a person is involved in some conflict
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exposition
opening portion that sets the scene intro the main characters tells us what happened before the story opened and provides any other background info that we need in order to understand or care about the events to follow
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protagonist
central character who is not especially brave or virtuous
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suspense
the pleasurable anxiety we feel that heightens our attention to the story in heres in our wondering how it will turn out
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antagonist
person who is opposed to struggles against or competes with another opponent/ protagonist
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foreshadowing
indication of whats to come
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crisis
moment of high tension
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climax
the moment of greatest tension at which the outcome will be decided
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conclusion
also called the resolution or denouement, its the outcome
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denouement
untying of the knot
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plot
artistic arrangement of events
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in medias res
in the midst of things, skipping the exposistion and first presenting some exciting or significant moment then filling in what happened earlier
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flashback
or retrospect, a scene relived in characters memory
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summary
terse general narration
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short story
a form more realistic than the tale and of modern origin the writer usually presents the main events in greater fullness
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scene
a vivid or dramatic moment described in enough detail to create the illusion that the reader is practically there
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epiphany
some moment of insight discovery or revelation by which a characters life or view of life is greately altered
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story of initiation
short stories that tell of a character initiated into experience or maturity
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point of view
to identify the narrator of a story describing any part he or she plays in the events and any limits placed on his or her knowledge
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observer
a minor character standing a little to one side watching a story unfold that mainly involves someone else
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nonparticipant
does not appear in the story as a character
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all-knowing or omniscient
narrator sees into the minds of all or some characters moving when necessary from one to another
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editorial omniscience
adding an occasional comment or opinion
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impartial omniscience
presents the thoughts or/and actions of the character but does not judge them or comment on them
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limited or selective omniscience
when a nonparticipating narrator sees events through the eyes of a single character whether a major or minor one
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objective pov
narrator does not enter the mind of any character but describes the events from the outside
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innocent or naive narrator
character who fails to inderstand all the implications of the story
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unreliable narrator
pov that of a person who we percieve is deceptive self deceptive or derranged
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stream of consciousness
procession of thoughts passing through the mind
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interior monologue
an extended presentation of characters throughts in an arrangement as if the character were speaking out loud to himself for us to overhear
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total omniscience
knowledge of all the minds of the characters has its disadvantages
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stock characters
stereotyped character often known by some outstanding trait
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character
and imagined person who inhabits story
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motivation
sufficient reason to behave as they do
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flat character
only have one outstanding feature
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round character
presents more facts author portrays them in greater depth and detail
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dynamic character
changing one
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allusion
making reference to some famous person place or thing in history other fiction or actuallity
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antihero
protag lacking one or more usual attributes of a traditional hero
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gratutious act
a deed withoug cause or motive
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locale
where the story takes place
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naturalism
fiction of grim realism observing character as products and victims of environment and heredity
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tone
whatever leads us to infer the authors attitude
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style
indv traits or chatacteristics of a piece of writing
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symbol
a person place or thing in a narrative that suggests meaning beyond its literal sense
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theme
a general recurring subject or idea conspicuously evident in a literary work
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aside
in drama few words or short passage spoken in an undertone or to the audience other characters are deaf to the aside
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consonance or slant rhyme
a kind of rhyme in which linked words share similar constant sounds but different vowel sounds
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caesura
a pause within a line of verse
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simile
a comparison of two things indicated by some connective usually like or as
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allusion
a brief reference ina text to a person place or thing fictitous or actual
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assonance
the repetition of two or more vowel sounds in successice words which create a kind of rhyme
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euphony
the harmonious effect when the sounds of the words connect with the meaning in a way pleasuring to the ear and mind
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blank verse
the most commonand well known meter of unrhymed poetry in english blank verse contains 5 iambic feet per line and is never rhymed
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dialogue
the direct representation of the conversation between two or more characters
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catharsis
feeling of emotional release or calm the spectator feel at the end of tragedy
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alliteration
- repetition of two or more constatnt sounds in successive words in a line of verse
- -initial: cool cats
- -internal: kitchen cups concupsient curds
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rhyme
- masculine- stress placed on final syllable
- feminine- stress placed on any syllable but the last
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auditory immagery
a word or sequence of words that refers to the sense of hearing
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clememts stole bricks from whos house
Flannery O'Connor
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what business do biff and happy want to start
sporting goods
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what does willy pay before he dies
insuance premium thinking his family will get the money
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who uses untraditional capitalization
e.e. cummings
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a man is not a bird to come and go with the spring- which character
linda lloman
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how does othello initially plan to kill desdemona
poison
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who has an overdeveloped sense of competition
happy
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sisters name in 1st confession
nora
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roderigo is in love with who
desdemona
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montano is who
governor of cypress
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barbantio is whos father
desdemona
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who is planning a double knavery agains othello
iago
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who does cassio duel with
montano
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lodovicio is who
desdemonas cousin
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emilia is who
iagos wife and desdemonas lady in waiting
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iago is jealous of who
cassio and othello
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barbantio is jealous of who
othello
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who is bill oliver
biff tries to get a loan from him to start business...he used to work for him, steals his pen in the end
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when willy talks to himself he is usually talking to
biff
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who always points out that they are loosing weight
happy, in hopes to get willys attention
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who is the neighbor
charlie- he gives willy money every week in which linda thinks is his sallary
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who is carlies son
bernard
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what does charlies son become
a lawyer
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what does biff play in high school, and what subject does he fail
football, math
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what is the object/symbol of guilt in death of a salesman
stockings
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who is ben
willys brother left him and their mother when he went to look for their dad
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what is willy good at
construction
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what did willys dad make
he made and sold flutes
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who is dave singleman
the man on train that told willy he should become a salesman
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why did biff not have an address for 3 months
he was in jail for stealing a suit
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how does willy die
wrecking his car
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in the end where does biff go
back to texas
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willys brother made is fortune doing what
mining diamonds in africa
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