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This occurs when an author tells the audience about the character directly.
This is a character with only 1 or 2 personality traits (not very realistic).
In “Most Dangerous Game,” Rainsford is this to General Zaroff.
In “Scarlet Ibis,” this is “sometimes we hurt those we love.”
This person is widely considered to be the “Father of Horror.”
This author is one of the most successful and famous sci-fi writers ever.
This writer uses a pen name and is famous for his use of irony in short stories.
The main conflict in “Cask of Amontillado” can be described as this.
This is a literary device used when an author mentions events from the past out of sequence, to provide background.
A literary device used in “The Sound of Thunder” when Travis repeatedly warns not to step off the path.
In “The Cask of Amontillado,” this part of the PLOT occurs when Montresor bricks Fortunato in.
This is a repetition of beginning sounds, as in “Mickey Mouse.”
When an author makes a reference to another work, an event, a place, etc., it is called this.
This is the use of sensory images to make the reader feel like he/she is “there.”
This is the FIRST TYPE of conflict Rainsford must overcome in “MDG.”
This occurs when the reader knows something that a character does not know.
What is her crying in front of the mirror and looking at her hair?
This event changes the course of the Loisels’ lives in “The Necklace.”
In “Scarlet Ibis,” the narrator tries to make Doodle touch this.