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| Words or Phrases used to describe qualities that can't be recognized by our five senses | Abstract Diction |
| The representation of human characteristics or behavior to a god, animal, or object. | Anthropomorphism |
| The use of informal or everyday language | Colloquial |
| The use of words for their literal meaning/often refers to things that appeal to the senses | Concrete Diction |
| The dictionary definition of a word | Denotation |
| A phrase or figure of speech that could have two meanings/understood in two different ways | Double Entendre |
| A metaphor that extends through several lines or even an entire poem | Extended Metaphor |
| The third person narrator who genral reports only what one character observes and who only reports the thoughts of that one character | Limited Omniscient Narrator |
| A genre of literature that depicts the real world as having an undercurrent of magic or fantasy | Magical Realism |
| A story within a story | Narrative Frame |
| Witness to a story; can only tell you what can be seen or heard | Objective Narrator |
| All knowing; infinitely wise | Omniscient |
| The same pattern of words to show that two or more ideas have the same level of importance | Parallel Structure |
| Who is telling or narrating a story; how the writer wants to convey the experience to the reader | Point of View |
| A stanza of four lines | Quatrain |
| Informal language; words that aren't typically part of what is accepted as correct use of language | Slang |
| A continuous flow of ideas and feelings that express an individual's conscious experience | Stream of Consciousness |