The Novel
The Author
Literary Devices
Themes
Dramatic Structure
100

A flower

Scarlet Pimpernel

100

Emma Magdolna Rozalia Maria Jozefa Borbala Orczy de Orci

Author of the " The Scarlet Pimpernel"

100

A valuable part of writing that contributes meaning, emphasis, and insight to a text

Literary Devices

100

Central idea that gives a work meaning

Theme

100

Exposition, rising action, climax, falling action, denouement

The five parts of the Dramatic Structure

200

The Central Character

Protagonist

200

1865 

Baroness Orczy's Birth date

200

Word choice used by the author to accomplish a specific result

Diction

200

Should not be glorified in a work

Evil

200

Rising action

Introduces the major and minor plots of a story

300

Related to the main plot in some way

Subplot

300

Most significant contribution to literature

The hero with a secret identity or alter ego

300

Comparison in which human qualities are given to an inanimate object or an animal 

Personification

300

Theme that reflects that things are rarely what they seem on the surface

Appearance vs. Reality

300

France and England during the Reign of Terror in the French Revolution

Setting

400

Central ideas that give a work meaning

Theme

400

Fictional character who solves crimes through intellectual deduction and analysis of information

Armchair detective

400

Reference to mythology, history, or literature

Allusion

400

An unreasonable suspicion or judgement of another person or group 

Prejudice

400

Background information that aids in understanding the plot

Exposition 

500

Use of words that convey the opposite of their actual meaning

Irony

500

Character with noble spirit, and humility of soul; as well as chivalrous, daring and courageous

Master of disguise 

500

Direct or indirect hint at an event that will take place in the future

Foreshadowing

500

New

Meaning of the word novel

500

Conclusion of the story; resolving conflicts, complications, or subplots

Denouement