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Definition: Is the feeling of anxiety and uncertainty experienced by the reader about the outcome of events or the protagonist's destiny.
Example: "Never Stop on the Motorway"
"Another mile passed, and still he clung on to her. Suddenly she saw a car coming towards her. She switched her headlights to full beam and pressed on the horn. The other car retaliated by mimicking her actions, which caused her to slow down and brush against the hedgerow as they shot past each other. She checked the odometer once against. Only two miles to go."

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Definition: Gives a hint of what is to happen later in the story. It prepares the reader for the climax, the resolution, and for the changes, or lack of changes, in character's attitudes
Example: "Never Stop on the Motorway"
"And then she saw it, lying on the grass verge-a cat that had crossed the road for the tenth time. She stepped out of the car and walked toward the lifeless body."

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Definition: A plot device which shifts the story from the present to the past, usually done in order to illustrate an important point or to reveal a change in character.
Example:  "The Painted Door"
"Once she had danced with Steven six or seven times in the evening, and they had talked about it as many months."

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Definition: is the time, place, the social environment and the values shared by society in the story.
Example: "The Landlady"
"Billy Weaver had traveled down from London on the slow afternoon train, with a change at Swindon on the way, and by the time he got to Bath it was about nine o'clock in the evening"

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Definition: The representation through language of sense of experience. The image most often suggests a mental picture, but an image may also represent sound, smell, taste, or tactical experience.  Example: " Happiness"
"Above the sea, at the edge of the horizon, an enormous, indistinct gray mass was emerging.

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Dramatic Irony Definition: when the author shares with the reader information not know by the character
Example: "The Landlady"
"She seemed terribly nice. She looked exactly like the mother of one's bet school-friend welcoming one into the house to say for the Christmas Holidays"

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Definition: is the prevailing feeling that is created in a story.
Example: "Happiness"
"my heart engulfed by the melancholy of the mournful country, wrapped in that distress which sometimes grips travelers in certain sad evenings"

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Definition: Characters, object events, and settings that are symbolic represent something else beyond themselves.
Example: "The Happiness Machine"
"And he watched with now-gentle sorrow and now-quick delight, and at last quiet acceptance as all the bits and pieces of this house mixed and stirred, settled, poised, and ran steadily again. "The Happiness Machine," He said."

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Definition: Is a direct or indirect reference to a familiar figure, place,  or an event from history, literature, mythology, or the Bible.
Example: "Never Stop on the Motorway"
"Gloria Gaynor was still belting out her opinion if men."

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Situational Irony Definition: when a set of circumstances turn out differently from what was expected or considered appropriate.
Example: "The Happiness Machine"
"It lies, that Sadness Machine!"

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Definition: what causes a character to do what he or she does.
Example: "The Happiness Machine"
"Invent something that will make the future brighter, well-rounded, infinitely joyous...Invent us a Happiness Machine...I'll do it"

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Definition: The perspective from which the story is told.
(first person, third person)
Example(first person): "Happiness"
"Five years ago, I took a trip to Corsica."
Example(third person): "The Painted Door"
"And when at last she turned from the window there was a brooding stillness in her face as if she had recognized this mastery of snow and cold"

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Definition: Language used in such a way as to force words out of the literal meaning and, by emphasizing their connotation, to bring new insight and feeling to the subjects desire
Example: "The Happiness Machine"
"expecting some wood, a curl of wire, a hammer or a wrench to leap up crying, "Start here!" "

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Definition: It the central idea of a story, usually implied rather than directly stated.
Example: "The Painted Door"
Isolation vs Connection -Ann was physically and emotionally isolated, and she had the decision to be isolated and stay loyal to her husband or to feel a connection with Steven.

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Definition: The story line or organization in a story.
(rising action, climax, falling action, resolution)
Example: "Never Stop on the Motorway"
A woman named Diana, who was on her way to visit her friend, ran over a cat and pulled over to move it. Shorty after she noticed a young man following her. She suspected it was the murderer she had heard on the new. She was followed all the way to the farm, when the young man emerged from the car he yelled "Not me! Not me!" he then explained that a man had gotten in her car while she was on the side of the road. The opened the car door to discover a man with a serrated knife crouch in her back seat.

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Definition: the fictional persons who carry out the action of a story.
(Dynamic, static, round, flat)
Example(Dynamic): "The Happiness Machine"
Leo Auffmann- his idea of happiness changed.
Example(Static): 'The Landlady"
Billy Weaver- he was a young man oblivious to his surrounding, which resulted in his death.
Example(Round): "Never Stop on the Motorway"
Diana- she was a working, divorced, single mom who willing to do anything to save her life.
Example(Flat): "The Painted door"
Steven- the neighbor who had an affair with Ann.