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A lesson that is learned from a story.
Example:Do not gossip

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Something that has a deeper meaning then what it is, usually an object animal or person.
Example:The eagle is the symbol of freedom in America.

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When the reader/audience waits with held breath for a certain event to take place.
Example: She slowly walked down the long, dark hallway toward a door that had creaked open.

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Two opposite ideas are joined together to create effect.
Example:There was cold fire in her eyes.

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When the outcome is completely different from how the characters or the Reader/Audience thought it was going to turn out.
Example: What was thought to be a disastrous party turned out to be a complete success.

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When the author exaggerates a statement to give it more of an effect.
Example:Of all the things that could happen, this is the worst possible thing!

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Going back to an earlier time then when the story is set.
Example:She remembered how much fun she had as a child, playing games and having fun with friends and family.

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Internal conflict or external conflict. When a character is battling against their self, another character, or against nature.
Example:He fought with himself inside his head, not sure whether to trust his brother or not.

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Attitude of a character toward another character or the reader/audience.
Example: I can't believe you got in a fight! vs. I'm proud of you for sticking up for yourself.

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An indirect reference to another book, movie, piece of work.
Example: Don't act like a Romeo in front of her.

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Hint(s) as to what is going to happen later in the story.
Example:After telling the boy to leave the school, the girl's eyes briefly flashed yellow before returning to their original blue color.

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Describing something vividly enough that the reader can see it in their head.
Example:The sun was setting as the clouds got edged with beautiful hues of orange and gold.

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Giving human attributes to something that isn't human.
Example:The flowers danced in the breeze.

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Comparing two things without using like or as.
Example:Time is a rushing river

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Comparing two things using like or as.
Example:The soldiers are as brave as lions.