unit 1
annihilate
effective variety and arrangement of sentences, including purposeful transitions.
Syntax
true act of breaking a law
transgression
a long narrative poem that tells the story of a hero's extraordinary feats and adventures, often involving supernatural elements and significant historical or cultural events.
Epic poems
the occurrence of the same letter or sound at the beginning of adjacent or closely connected words.
alliteration
long narrow crack or opening
fissure
often represented with punctuation marks (...)
Ellipical
open rebellion against lawful authority
mutiny
any one of the nine goddesses of the arts
muse
the mixing of sound from two sorces
cross fade
very great age
antiquity
rhyme and rhyme schemes, meter and rhythm, alliteration, and consonance.
sound devices
conversations between characters.
dialogue
the state of being unwilling or unable to believe something.
incredulity
friendly exchange between speakers
banter
violent or forceful pulling apart
rending
refers to the emotional atmosphere or feeling created for the reader, distinct from the author's tone or attitude towards the subject.
mood
a lengthy speech by one character
monologue
intended reader
audience
sound recorded from radio broadcasts
archival audio
loud excite and emotional
tumultuouse
bringing or worthy of honor.
Honorable
is a contradiction between what a character thinks and what the audience knows
Dramatic irony
reason for writing
purpouse
groups of words that share a common letter pattern, often with the same vowel sound
word families