Genres
The one where people fall in love (couldn't be me, I'm just a Jeopardy board, I don't deserve love).
A group of friends coming together and strengthening their bonds.
Found Family
My creator ran out of ideas here. Have some free points.
[insert that meme of Zac Efron shrugging here]
A comparison between two seemingly unrelated things without the use of "like" or "as".
About how many plays didst Shakespeare writeth?
37-38
Stories in this genre usually involve advanced technology, theories, and can serve as moral lessons.
Science Fiction
The person the protagonist can't help crushing on (or vice versa 👀).
The Love Interest
A way for authors to bestow a high honour on a person (or small group of people) they want to praise or otherwise spotlight.
Dedications
The formation of a word from a sound associated with what is named.
Onomatopoeia
What is hath believed to beest Shakespeare's first play?
King Henry VI
Detective story, murder mystery, and police novels are terms used to describe narratives in this genre.
Crime
A hurt or "defective" creature that must be adopted or cared for.
The Defective Animal
What is the process of book layout design called?
Typesetting
Words related to each other by virtue of being derived from a common origin.
Cognates
Nameth three of Shakespeare's most popular plays.
Romeo and Juliet
Hamlet
Macbeth
A Midsummer Night's Dream
Othello
The Tempest
A common genre meant to make you laugh and feel good.
Comedy
No matter the threat/damage, that one specific character always survives.
Plot Armour
(I'll also take invincibility or just "lack of skill".)
Printing that goes beyond the Trim Size of the page.
Bleed
Repetition at the end of successive statements.
Epistrophe
What is Shakespeare's most did produce play?
A Midsummer Night's Dream
Comedy's more "evil" twin.
Dark Comedy
Abandoned places like homes, towers, graveyards, etc. Or forests. Forests work. You know what, why not both in one go? Especially if there's fog. We love fog in this house.
Creepy Settings
A publication's editorial leader who has final responsibility for its operations and policies.
Editor-In-Chief
Repetition at the beginning of successive statements.
Anaphora
What is the w'rd counteth of Shakespeare's longest play?
29,551