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Allegory
a. A narrative usually restricted to a single meaning or general truth, in which characters, places, things, and events that often function as SYMBOLS of the concepts of ideas.
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1. ANALYSIS:
Prosess as a method of syudying the nature of something or of determining its essential features and their relations:the gramatiacal analysis
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ANTAGONIST:
1. The character in a short story or play who is a real imagined opposition to the PROTAGONIST.
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CHARACTER:
1. Any person who plays a part in a narrative. Characters may be FLAT –simple and one-dimensional, or STATIC unsurprising and unchanging; or round – complex, fully described in detail, or dynamic – often contradictory and changing in some wayduring the story. The main character can usually be named the PROTAGONIST.
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CHARACTERIZATION
1. the creation and convincing representation of fictitious characters
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CLIMAX
the turning point or point of the highest interest in a narrative; the point at which the most important part of the action takes place and the final outcome or resolution of the plot becomes inevitable
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CONCISION:
1. quality, brevity, terseness –brief -
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CONFLICT:
1. to come into collision or disagreement, be contradictory, at variance, or in opposition; clash, - to fight or contend; do battle.
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DIALECT
1. A type of non-standard English spoken by people from particular geographical region, economic group, or social class
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