Characterization		The person telling the story
Fiction		Character vs. outside world
Allegory		Author's feelings toward a subject
Limited		not what is expected
Tone		Person against the main character
Analogy		5-7-5
Tragic hero		Main character
Novel		Not true
Theme		The type of literature
Paradox		The audience knows but the character doesn't
Static		A book about the author
Hyperbole		Sequentally using the same starting sound
DramaticIrony		Uses "like" or "as"
Dialogue		One person speaking
Allusion		Appeals to any of the 5 senses
Narrator		A breif true statement about life
Aphorism		A point by point comparision
Setting		How a character's personality is revealed
Nonfiction		Exaggeration
Dynamic		True
Narrative		Narrator hears one person's thoughts
Simile		Reference to something the reader should be familiar with
Imagery		Has a meaning beyond the surface
Irony		The way a certain group of people speak
Figurative		Good character who dies due to a flaw
Symbol		Person vs. Self
Antagonist		Tells a story
External		Language not meant to be literal
Alliteration		Atmosphere
Foreshadowing		Speaking
Genre		A character who does not change
Mood		Series of events
Plot		Genre where everything stands for abstract qualities
Dialect		Direct comparison b/w two things
Autobiography		Long fiction
Flashback		A hint of what's next
Internal		A character who does change
Protagonist		Narrator hears all thoughts
Foil		Opposite characters
Haiku		Main Idea
Omniscient		Breaking up the timeline of the plot
Stanza		Seems to contradict itself, but is true
Monologue		Where and when
Metaphor		A paragraph of poetry