Vocab 1
Extremely angry
livid
Emotionally unenvolved
Aloof
Slightly rude in speech or manner
Brusque
The students studyed hard for there test next week
The students studied hard for their test next week.
An insight about human life that is revealed in a literary work
Theme
Not able to be seen
Opaque
To travel across or through
Traverse
Extremely unpleasent
Odious
Although she needed grocerys she didnt go to the store.
Although, she needed groceries she didn't go to the store.
A classic pattern of structuring events in fiction
Storytelling Arc
Lacking originality or flair
To break a rule or boundary
Transgress
To make more pointed
Hone
Secretely Joe was happy to return to school after a tedious two week winter break filled with full time work at his mothers insurance office
Secretly, Joe was happy to return to school after a tedious two-week winter break, filled with full-time work at his mother's insurance office.
The opponent who blocks the protagonist
Antagonist
Too important to be changed/interfered with
Sacrosanct
Having a long or flexible quality
Lithe
All future generations
Posterity
He went too the libary, he had a test tomorrow
He went to the library; he had a test tomorrow.
Protagonist is the villian of the story, but we still emphasize
Anti Hero
Showing great wealth or luxury
Opulent
Artificially sweet
saccharine
To support
In the afternoon we have two security guards on duty so far we have no issues we know of.
In the afternoon, we have two security guards on duty. So far, we have no known issues.
A character who serves as a direct contrast to another character to emphasize their abilities
Foil