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| An extended narrative that carries a second meaning. (ex, Narnia and God) |
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| Direct or indirect reference to a familiar figure, place,etc. Ex- Alice- Alice in wonderland |
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| Inappropriate period of time |
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| trick, event that is an abrupt shift. Into ending |
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| Resemblance of two different things |
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| Character who lacks qualities to be a hero. loser |
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| Character whose character is opposite to the protagonist. Allows better understanding of protagonist |
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| Trusted friend of protagonist. |
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| mixing of opposite or different things. heightens moods, clarifies meaning |
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| Speech characteristics of a particular region or people |
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| reader knows something the character does not |
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| Things turn out opposite of what audience expects |
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| Contrast between what character says and means, ex. sarcasm |
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| Substitution of one word for a different but similar sounding word. |
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| considerable time has elapsed, narrator has balanced perspective |
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| told by an observer, could be confidant |
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| Protagonist tells story as events unravel |
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| does not enter minds of characters |
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| narrator knows minds of all or some characters |
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| Third person limited omniscient |
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| position difficult to get out off, difficult problem. DO NOT CONFUSE WITH DILEMMA. |
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| Ridicule of something, in order to provoke change. Mocking |
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| Authors feelings towards character |
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| emotional involvement in a story |
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