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| A GENERALIZATION ABOUT A GROUP OF PEOPLE |
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| AN OUTSIDE NARRATOR TELLS THE STORY |
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| A FEELING OR MOOD OF A LITERARY WORK |
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| ONE EVENT BRINGS ABOUT THE OTHER. |
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| A PERSON, ANIMAL, OR IMAGINARY CREATURE THAT TAKES PART IN THE ACTION OF A LITERARY WORK |
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| THE TECHNIQUES A WRITER USES TO CREATE AND DEVELOP CHARACTERS |
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| THE NATURAL ORDER OF EVENTS |
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| POINT OF MAXIMUM INTEREST OR TURNING POINT |
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| STRUGGLE BETWEEN OUTSIDE OPPOSING FORCES |
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| FOUND IN THE BEGINNING OF THE STORY; BACKGROUND INFORMATION USED TO ESTABLISH THE STORY |
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| THE NARRATOR IS SOMEONE IN THE STORY |
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| BREAKS NORMAL TIME ORDER TO SHOW PAST EVENTS |
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| HINTS OR CLUES ABOUT A FUTURE STORY EVENT |
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| A STRUGGLE WITHIN THE CHARACTER OR CONSCIENCE |
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| THE OPPOSITE OF WHAT IS EXPECTED |
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| THE REASON WHY A CHARACTER ACTS, FEELS OR THINKS IN A CERTAIN WAY |
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| THE SEQUENCE OF EVENTS THAT MAKE UP THE STORY |
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| THE PERSPECTIVE FROM WHICH THE STORY IS TOLD |
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| THE FALLING ACTION OR ENDING |
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| A FEELING OF GROWING TENSION AND EXCITEMENT FELT BY THE READER/CONFLICTS OCCUR |
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| THE TIME AND PLACE OF THE ACTION |
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| QUALITIES BELONGING TO THE CHARACTER |
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| THE AUTHOR DIRECTLY TELLS YOU THE LESSON TO BE LEARNED (MORAL) |
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| THE AUTHOR ONLY HINTS AT THE LESSON TO BE LEARNED |
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