2.Gothic Tale: a style in literature characterized by gloomy settings, violent action, and dark mood
4.Imagery: figures of speech or vivid description.
5.Implication: a subtle way of making something blatantly obvious.
6.Incongruity: the deliberate joining of oppositesr.
7.Inference: a judgement or conclusion based on evidence; the forming of an opinion which possesses some degree of probability according to facts.
8.Irony: a contrast or incongruity between what is said and what is meant, or what is expected to happen and what actually happens
9.Interior Monologue: a form of writing which represents the inner thoughts of a character
10.Inversion: words out of order for emphasis.
11.Juxtaposition: the intentional placement of a word
12.Lyric: a poem having musical form and quality; a short outburst of the author’s innermost thoughts and feelings.
13.Magic(al) Realism: a genre developed in Latin America which mixes the everyday with the magical.
14.Metaphor: an analogy that compare two different not using like or as.
15.Metonymy: a device of figurative language in which the name of an attribute or associated thing is substituted for the usual name of a thing.
16.Mode of Discourse: argument/persuasion
17.Modernism: literary movement characterized by stylistic experimentation, rejection of tradition
18.Monologue: an extended speech by a character
19.Mood: the predominating atmosphere evoked by a literary piece.
20.Motif: a recurring feature
21.Myth: a story that attempts to give meaning to the mysteries of the world.
22.Narrative: a story or description of events.
23.Narrator: one who tells, a story.
24.Naturalism: extreme form of realism.
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