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Bissan
The moral message, is a message that is conveyed or a lesson to be learned from a story or any event

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Jenny Kim
Dual narrative is when narration continues with two different perspective, usually two different person.
Example: "Amy Tan’s The Joy Luck Club which is told as four dual narratives – the viewpoints of four Chinese mothers contrasted with those of their Chinese-American daughters."

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Nadia- The type of language used by the author
example: The author chose to write the story using informal language in order to relate to the audience better.

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Aya - A form of language that varies based on a specific region or area.

Example: In the middle east, many dialects of the arabic language are spoken such as egyptian arabic, syrian arabic, emirati arabic, all based on the region you're located in.

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Mazen-

The point pf view refers to who is telling/narrating the story. There are 3 different point of views, which are, first person, second person, and third person. An example of first person POV would be "I always admired Jim, and fully expected him to accomplish great things. I look forward to sharing his accomplishments with you."

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Yaseen
Dialogue is a written or spoken conversational exchange between two or more people.

“Now he is here,” I exclaimed. “For Heaven's sake, hurry down! Do be quick; and stay among the trees till he is fairly in.” “I must go, Cathy,” said John,

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Natalia- A narrative stance is the point of view or ideological standpoint that the narrator or author of a story has on the subject, which can be seen through his work.An example would be if the author is talking about an election in a way that the audience knows who he will be voting for.

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Aya - A short amusing story based on a real life incident.
"I went to the beach to meet up with my family only to realize no one was there and I had misread the date!"

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Vlady

Meaning - Anthropomorphism is the attribution of human characteristics, emotions, and behaviors to animals or other non-human things (including objects, plants, and supernatural beings)

Example - The calm water.
Water cannot be "calm" as it cannot feel emotions, but it adds to the imagery of the water being flat.

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Huije-
Personification is one of the descriptive technique used to describe the object. Personification utilizes the aspects of humans on the the object, giving the human-like description. This provides more smooth understanding of object as the word used is that used for humans.
Example: The sun is smiling at us.
Sun does not actually smiles at us, but by using the term: "smile," the positive, warm mood and atmosphere can be felt.

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Natalia - When an author elaborates a metaphor with time, and lengthens it/keeps it going using other linking metaphors.

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Alex- A figure of speech where a word is applied to an object or an action.

"The worlds a stage"

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Heleen - A phrase that directly compares  something with another thing of a different kind. This creates a more emphasized description, for example:
As blind as a bat - This is a simile as it compares two different things to create an emphasis on the fact of blindness.

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Sarya- Imagery is using figurative language to represent an object, feeling, idea, or action of the story's setting that appeal to our senses.
Example- Auditory imagery, describing a sound (hearing)

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Muhammad

Symbolism is often used as a hidden message within a story which has deeper meaning towards the plot of the story or the message a story is trying to show. An example would be the witches because when looking back through history witches are usually seen as being smart women or people ahead of their time and were seen as a threat to how governments were ruled.

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Luke-Cliff hangers are a way that the reader is hooked into the story/narrative of the passage. They would do this by adding a phrase or an ending part of a story making a close-ended explanation to the story.

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Riddhi
A twist is a sudden change in the outcome of the story. It usually happens during the end of the story and it presents a surprise ending for the readers. For example, Flowers by Alice Walker, the story starts with an innocent girl who's enjoying her day at the woods. But suddenly the author introduces the readers and a protagonist to a dead man which was not expected. This is a twist.

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Jenny Lee - the speed of the story that is told

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Taehee Chon
The tension of the story is closely related to the atmosphere of the story. Tension usually begins with the character's speech, situation, or behavior.

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Anika- The final part of a play, film or narrative in which the strands of the plot are drawn together and matters  are explained or resolved.
Example: We have an unbelievably dramatic denouement in the works.

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Huije-
Climax is one of the structure of the plot commonly used. Climax represent the peak of the plot, meaning the most dramatic, intense, and interesting story.
Usually, the hidden truth or surprising facts are revealed, amazing the audience.

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Rising action is the the part of the story after the characters and setting are introduced and where the events of the story begin to create tension as the character faces conflict.
-Alexia

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Riddhi
The mood of a story is derived from its setting. It is the felling that evokes in a reader after reading a particular story. For example, if Flowers by Alice Walker talks about man who has been murdered. Therefore, the mood of the story would be Tense and Sorrowful.

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Ethan - Context Clues is a skill used to understand unknown word by looking at what is before and after the word in the story. For example if you do not know what pathetic fallacy means, you would look at a few sentences before it and a few sentences below it to give you a better understanding about the phrase.

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Ethan - An epiphany is a sudden realization or revalation. For example a character realizes an important fact that can help them to defeat the dragon.

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a mark, blemish, or imperfection which is scars weakness.
- Alexia

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Heleen - A static character, is an individual in literature that does not undergo any particular change over the course of the text, meaning they essentially remain the same at the end. For example - Scar in the Lion King does not go through any changes, he keeps his personality until the end.

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Nadia- A character who changes from the beginning of the story to the end through learning lessons and such.
example: The antagonist was a dynamic character as they evantually changed their views and started helping people rather than putting them down.

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Anika- excessive pride or self-confidence.
Example: His hubris caused him to be an egotistical cruel man.

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Mazen,

A foil is a character who contrasts with another character, most of the time, the foil of the story is also the protagonist. An example of a foil could be Draco Malfoy in the popular book and movie series, Harry Potter.

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Vlady -
Meaning - a person who is opposed to, struggles against, or competes with another; opponent; adversary. the adversary of the hero or protagonist of a drama or other literary work
Example - Lord Voldemort from Harry Potter

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Jenny Kim
Protagonist is a leading character of novel, play, film etc. For example, Harry Potter is the protagonist in the novel Harry Potter.