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Cards In This Set
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Pity, sympathy, or sorrow felt by the reader in response to literature
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Pathos
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Opposite of loose sentence, when a dependant clause precedes an independant clause
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Periodic Sentence
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The voice in a work of literature
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Persona
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A figure of speech that attributes human characteristics to an inanimate object
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Personafication
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Episodic adventures of a protagonist who is usualy a rascal
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Picaresque
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Elements of poetry used in fiction to create harmonious sound of words include assonance, consance, alliteration, repitition, and rhyme
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Poetic Devices
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The perspective from which a story is told
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Point of View
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The overuse of conjunctions in a sentence , especially and, and or
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Polysyndeton
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Contemporary fiction, may include an antihero and expiramental style
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Postmodern
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The main character
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Protagonist
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A play on words
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Pun
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Writing that is chgaracterized by details of actualy life
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Realism
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Writing that draws heavily from a specific geographical area using speech, folklore, beliefs, and customs
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Regionalism
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A comeback, a quick response
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Pepartee
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The reiteration of words, sounds, phrases
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Repetition
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