Harsh or unpleasant sounds

The repitition of final sounds, or sounds following different vowel sounds in proximate words (made/wood).

The concluding section of a work, and a speech that comes at the end of a play usually requesting the appreciation of the audience.

The technique of introducing material into a narrative that prepares the reader for future events, actions, or revelations.

A contradiction or incongruity between appearance or expectation and reality

When someone says something but really menas the opposite

A discrepancy between what someone expects to happen and what actually happens.

Incongruity between what appears to be true and what is actually true.

Hiss and sizzle are examples of what?

A trope in which human characteristics are bestowed upon anything nonhuman, from an abstract idea to a physical force to an inanimate object to a living organism.

An ideal place that does not exist or a work describing such a place.

The realtively sustained use of a concrete image or thing used to represent or suggest something more abstract.

How an author uses grammatical elements inculding sentence structure and length.

The linguistic choices a writer makes to effectively convey an idea, point of view, or tell a story. Word choice.