Vocabulary
Regarded as too important to be changed/interfered with.
Sacrosanct
EXTREMELY ANGRY
Livid
Not being able to be seen
Opaque
A classic pattern of structuring events in fiction.
Storytelling Arc
I live my best life, its awesome, I even Have a pet dog!
I live my best life, it’s awesome, I even have a pet dog!
Lacking originality or flair.
Trite
Showing great wealth and luxury.
Opulent
To break a rule or boundary
Transgress
An insight about human life revealed in a literary work.
Theme
Because its hard football is a bad sport to play with freinds,
Because it’s hard, football is a bad sport to play with friends.
Having long or flexible quality.
Lithe
To travel across or through.
Traverse
Saccharine.
The opponent who blocks the protagonist.
Antagonist
i have to play football indoors I live in Alaska
I have to play football indoors; I live in Alaska.
Emotionally uninvolved.
Aloof
Slightly rude in speech or manner.
Brusque
To make more pointed.
Hone
When the protagonist is actually a villain of the story, but we empathize them anyway.
Antihero
Prepared the muffins for all the students bryce ate some chocolate chips
While Bryce was preparing muffins, for all the students, Bryce ate some chocolate chips.
To support.
Espouse.
Extremely unpleasent.
Odious.
All future generations.
Posterity.
A character who serves as a direct contrast as a device to emphasize the qualities of the main character. (Hint Dr. Watson to Sherlock Holmes)
Foil
The loud cheering along with friends makes Tolton football games fun to go to.
The loud cheering, along with friends, makes Tolton football games fun to go to.