Literary Devices

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Narrator in third person point-of-view:

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An unspecified person with insight into the characters.

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Types of conflict:

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Internal and external

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Best example of conflict vs. self:

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Person finds a wallet full of money and must decide to keep or return it.

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First person point-of-view example:

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I helped my grandma set up her email account.

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Symbolism: An object, person, place, or event that represents something else beyond its literal meaning.

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Represents something else beyond its literal meaning.

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The movie was ___________________ popular.

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immensely

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The sun was ____________________ on a hot summer day.

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beaming

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To analyze is to:

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Examine methodically and in detail for explanation and interpretation.

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Lizbeth wants to be a doctor but faces societal opposition to women working.

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Person vs. society

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RACES strategy: What does C stand for?

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Citation