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| Showing or hinting at what will happen in the future |
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| When one thing is used to portray the opposite of itself |
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| The where and when a story occurs |
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| The person telling the story |
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| When something is used to portray something else |
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| A complete writing that means something else, like Animal Farm |
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| The turning point of uncertainty and tension resulting from earlier conflict in a plot. |
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| The main idea of the story |
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| When the subject suddenly realizes something |
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| The angle the story is being told from |
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| Referring to something outside of the story |
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| A gesture with a greater meaning |
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| When something sounds nice |
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| The repetition of consonants |
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| Comparing things using "like" or "as" |
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| contrary to expectations, existing belief or perceived opinion, like "wise fool" |
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| Addressing an imaginary character in speech |
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| A positive statement is expressed by negating its opposite expressions |
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| Begins with 8 lines (octave) followed by 6 (sestet). Doesn't include couplets |
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| 3 quatrains and a couplet |
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| two vastly different objects are likened together with the help of similes or metaphors |
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| When something sounds shitty |
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| two opposite ideas are joined to create an effect, i.e. jumbo shrimp |
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| a rule or practice based upon general consent and upheld by society at large |
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| Giving something human like traits |
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| A subtle, indirect comparison without directly stating the object. |
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