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Exposition: Opening scene to establish setting, introduce
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Point of View
Diagram of the Plot: Arc of a Story
Helping With Fiction - Active Reading
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Theme
Irony: Verbal, Situational, & Dramatic
Irony
Irony: A literary device in which the actual meaning is masked by the surface language. The three main types of irony include the following:
- Verbal: It is saying one thing but meaning another.
- Situational: Something happens that is not what we or the character expects.
- Dramatic: The audience knows or understands something that the characters do not.
Active Reading, Literary Terms
& the Elements of Fiction
Professor Yelena Bailey-Kirby
College of Southern Nevada
Central idea about life inferred or implied by author.
- The End -
Have a Wonderful Rest of the Day!
Symbolism
Characters: Static vs. Dynamic, Flat vs. Round, & Protagonist vs. Antagonist
Setting: Total environment of the action - Place, Time, & Mood
Mood vs. Tone
Active Reading & the Elements of Fiction
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