#1
The story is told from the ‘inside’.
First-Person Narration
When the narrator has free access to the thoughts, feelings, and motivations of all characters.
Omniscient Narration
Uses paper or other mediums to display content. Examples include newspapers, magazines, books, etc.
Print Media
A struggle within a character when having to make a difficult decision.
Internal Conflict
The use of descriptive language to explain a setting or character feeling/thought and journey through the plot.
Imagery
The “turning point” of the story and the point of maximum interest.
Climax
The main idea, concern, moral or purpose in a story.
Theme
This occurs when the audience or reader knows more than the characters know.
Dramatic Irony
Digital forms of media that are created, distributed and accessed through electronics.
Electronic Media
Appeals to audiences emotions, creator tries to evoke certain emotional responses using language, images, song, and other means.
Pathos
The part of the plot that establishes the setting and introduces characters.
Exposition
The introduction early in a story of verbal and dramatic hints that suggest what is to come later.
Foreshadowing
Deliberately misleading or manipulating narratives or facts to present a certain bias.
Disinformation
States the main purpose of the essay.
Thesis
A style of writing that concerns itself with punctuation, quotations, and documentation of sources.
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