Literary devices
allusion- A reference to a person, place or thing that is known.
plot- The build up or adventure to the end of a story.
theme- A message that a story, essay, poem etc... indicated or gives.
diction- The words that the author uses.
syntax- The way the author constructs his sentences and how.
Indirect characterization- When a character's personality is seen through emotions, words, or appearance.
Direct characterization- When a character's personality is seen by their actions, decisions, and choices.
Static Character- a character of the story who remains the same and does not change his personality, or view of life.
Dynamic Character- A character who changes throughout the story by events that happen. His view or life, or personality can change.
Symbolism- An object that is show to represent a message for the reader.
Synecdoche- A word or object that represents the message that is intended to be told.
plot- The build up or adventure to the end of a story.
theme- A message that a story, essay, poem etc... indicated or gives.
diction- The words that the author uses.
syntax- The way the author constructs his sentences and how.
Indirect characterization- When a character's personality is seen through emotions, words, or appearance.
Direct characterization- When a character's personality is seen by their actions, decisions, and choices.
Static Character- a character of the story who remains the same and does not change his personality, or view of life.
Dynamic Character- A character who changes throughout the story by events that happen. His view or life, or personality can change.
Symbolism- An object that is show to represent a message for the reader.
Synecdoche- A word or object that represents the message that is intended to be told.
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