Narrative 1- Eraser Tattoo

The context in a scene or story that describes the elements in which a story is taking place, including time, place, and environment

• Characterization

• Setting

• Symbol

• Timing

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a spoken or written account of related events conveyed using certain literary techniques and devices.

• Mystery

• Drama

• Narrative

• Historical Non- Fiction

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a narrative that has a storyteller recalling events from their point of view. This storyteller uses the first person form of ‘I’, ‘we’, ‘our’.

• First- person

• Second-person

• Third-person

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This is a more common narrative style. It has the effect of showcasing an omniscient narrator who knows the intentions, thoughts and feelings of all characters. It also provides a more objective viewpoint as the storyteller is viewing the events from an outside perspective. It uses pronouns like ‘she’, ‘he, ‘they’.

• First- Person

• Second -Person

• Third-Person

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The style device when ideas are represented on a deeper level than just their literal meaning

• character

• figurative language

• setting

• conflict

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An "eraser tattoo" acts as this device, a direct comparison to the pain and sting of some relationships.

• characterization

• setting

• metaphor

• allusion

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Which text line represents a metaphor- a comparison of the mark and pain of a tattoo to the pain of a relationship or breakup?

• "But what if we break up?"

• "I told you I loved you back when we were five years old."

• "I knew the sting wouldn't last forever, but the scar might."

• "with each step away, she began to mourn"

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"I would walk thousands of miles from Brooklyn to Wilmington." This exaggerated idea represents the use of

• point of view

• dramatic irony

• hyperbole

• alliteration

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Letting the reader know that Dante and Shay fell in love at five years old and have been together all these years develops the THEME

• heartbreak

• young love / first love

• friendship

• loss

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