"The Veldt" Vocab and Lit Terms

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Point of view in "The Veldt"?

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3rd person Omniscient

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Parenting the children in "The Veldt"?

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The HappyLife Home

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George's old wallet, covered in saliva and blood, exemplifies a literary device.

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forshadowing

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Device in literature where an object represents an idea?

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Symbol

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Ray Bradbury references "Peter" and "Wendy" from Peter Pan. Example of?

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Allusion

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"And although their beds tried very hard, the two adults couldn't be rocked to sleep for another hour," is an example of a literary device.

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Personification

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Point of View where a character tells the story themselves

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1st person

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Point of View where the narrator knows all characters' thoughts and feelings

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3rd person omniscient

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Point of View where the narrator sees the world through one character's eyes and thoughts.

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3rd person limited

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Narrator reports only what is seen/heard, no character thoughts.

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3rd person objective