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alliteration
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assonance
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climax
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exposition
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flat
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idiom
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metaphor
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onomatopoeia
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personification
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pun
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round
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simile
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theme
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understatement
15.
allusion
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atmosphere
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conflict
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fallingaction
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foreshadowing
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imagery
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narrativehook
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oxymoron
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plot
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resolution
25.
sensorylanguage
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static
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thirdperson
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apostrophe
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characterization
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dynamic
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firstperson
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hyperbole
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irony
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omniscient
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paradox
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pointofview
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risingaction
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setting
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symbol
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tone