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| reflects the writers attitude |
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| when the audience knows something the character dosent |
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| when the opposite of what is expected happens |
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| when something someone says is different then whats happening |
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| hints or clues about something thats gonna happen in the future |
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| giving a nonliving thing human characteristics |
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| comparison that dosent use like or as |
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| comparison that uses like or as |
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| detail that gets the story moving |
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| when the character comes face to face with the central conflict |
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| plot details after the climax leading to resolution |
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| the conclusion of the story |
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| character or force against the protangonist |
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| a character in contrast to the main character |
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| when the characters, motives, and setting is revealed to the audience |
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