Literary Terms
The Plot Term when the "peace" is disrupted
What is Inciting Force
The Falling action to: "Lamb to the Slaughter"
What is the detectives begin investigating
The Character undergoes an important change of character
What is Dynamic
"Filled out Characters"
What is Primary characters/Main characters
The Narrator is a character in the story
What is 1st Person
The "introduction"
What is Exposition
The Exposition to: "Save the moon for Kerdy Dickus"
What is the Mori family is doing their christmas traditions peacefully
The author describes the human feelings of one of their characters to non-human objects and phenomena
What is Pathetic Fallacy
Less interesting or less filled out characters
What is Flat Characters
The "feeling" of literary work
What is mood
The plot term that "Builds Suspense"
What is Rising Action
The resolution to: "Sir Gawain and the Loathing Lady"
What is the Loathing Lady is free from her curse
A Situation that is opposite of what is intended
What is Situational Irony
Author gives certain information about a character, but does not give it to us straight up
What is Indirect
The authors choice of words
What is Diction
The Plot Term when the Protagonist fights the main conflict
What is Climax
The Climax to: "On the Sidewalk Bleeding"
What is Andy realizes he is dying
Language that appeals to the senses
What is Imagery
A character that stays the same the whole story
What is Static
A recurrent image,word or phrase
What is motif
The Plot Term when you "Tie Loose Ends"
What is falling action
The Inciting force to: "Gore"
What is Lucas steals Amy's book
The Authors "attitude"
What is tone
A figure of speech, comparing similar things using the words: Like or as
What is Similie
An exaggerated statement used to "heighten effect"
What is Hyperbole