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Correst MLA format for books:
Cox, Kristi. Northwestern Football. Chicago: McMillen. 1997
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Correct MLA Format for magazines:
Vader, Darth. "My Years With The Force." The Dark Side.
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Correct Parenthetical citation for magazines:
Yoda is often dismissed as a "short, kind of furry, green little creep" (Vader 32).
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Hippolyta
queen of th Amazons
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Philostrate
Master to the revels to theseus
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Demetrius
Doesn't love helena but then he does
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Quince
Carpenter (Prolouge)
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Starvling
tailor (Moonshine)
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Flute
bellows -mender (thisbe)
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Puck
robin goodfellow or hobgoblin
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Theme
The general idea or insight about like that the author wishes to express
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Simile
Comparison of two unlike things using like or as
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Metaphor
The comparison of two unlike things
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Alliteration
- The repetition of initial sounds in neighboring words
- Jumping for joy, Dime a dozen, Bigger and Better
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Assonance
- repetition of vowel sounds
- Fleet feet sweep by sleeping geeks
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Consonance
- the repitition of consonant sounds
- Lady lounges lazily, dark deep dread crept in
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Personification
Giving human qualities to animals or object
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Imagery
Language that evokes one or all of the five sences ; seeing, hearing, tasting, smelling, touching
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Prose
Spoken or written language as in ordinary usage
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Mood
the emotional attitude the author takes towards hir subject
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Tone
The attitude a writer takes towards a subject or charecter; serious, humorous, sarcastic, ironic
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Foreshadowing
The use of hints or clues to suggest what will happen later in literature
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Soliloquy
An utterance by a person who is talking to himself or is oblivious to any hearers present
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Flashback
actor that interupts to show an event that happened at an earlier time which is necessary to better understanding
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Monologue
Speech were only one person talks
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Aside
An actors speech directed to the audience that is not sopposed to be heard by other actors on stage
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