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| REAL person, many life like traits |
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| has only 1 or 2 traits l, seems shy |
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| [DIES] Seems to live, *Grow* and breathe. |
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| The reason why a character behaives a certain way |
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| writer Plainly tells us about the characters and doesnt make us guess |
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| Indirect characterization |
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| writer makes us "connect-the-dots" to obsene characters actions |
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| like listening in on a conversation |
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| a few well-placed descriptions of a characters physical appearance |
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| when a writer takes you into a character's mind, personal traits |
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| creating mental pictures of the stories Character, Actions, or Setting |
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| an object,event, person, or animal that stands for itself AND something else |
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| passed down from generation to generation over time |
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| symbols that are invented |
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| a story in which the characters, settings, and actions stand for something beyond themselves |
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| occurs when someone says one thing but means another |
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| when an event turns out completley unexpected/ the opposite of what you thought would happen |
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| the feeling of suspensful helplessness |
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| tell us everything about all the characters |
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| a character in the story who tells it |
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| based about or ignorant to what actually occured |
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| 3rd person limited narrorator |
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| plays no part in story, just tells it |
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| attitude in a speaker or writer |
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| a writer's unique use of language and style |
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