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| The character who is against the protagionist, the main cause of conflict in the plot. |
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| Literary technique in which words with in the line rhyme. |
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| Literary technique in which human characteristics are given to non-human things. |
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| Repeated use of sounds, words, or ideas for effect and emphasis. |
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| The atmosphere, feeling of a work, usally, accentuated by word choice adn setting. |
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| Literary technique in which the words at the end of the lines rhyme. |
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| Anything that represents something else, usually a concrete object standing for an idea of feeling. |
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| A pattern of strong and weak syllabic stresses. |
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| Proof, clues from the reading that back up your statement for literature discussion. |
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| What happens in the story, sequence of events. |
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| A writer's attitude (voice of the narrator) in telling the tale, such as: sarcastic, humorous, serious, angry, energetic, depressed, etc. |
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