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Theme
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Recurrent Idea
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Foreshadowing
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Providing clues about the events that may happen later in the sotry
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Flashback
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Presenting something that helps explain something about the current situation
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Tone
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Writers attitude toward subject, audience, and self
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Atomosphere
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Overall feeling created from the tone and mood
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Mood
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Feelings created in the reader by the text
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Resolution
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Conclusion of the story in which the problem or conflict is solved
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Climax
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Highest point of emotional intensity, usually the turning point
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Contrast
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Consideration of two or more things with respect to difference
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Irony
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Literal device that is used to achieve a meaning opposite to what is actually being said
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Tension
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Interplay of conflicting elements in a piece of literature
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Plot
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Storyling or series of events
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Setting
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The time, place and circumstances in which a text takes place
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Satire
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Use of irony to ridicule an idea, person or thing
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Dialogue
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Any conversation between characters or people
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