LITERARY DEVICE
Across
- 1. The narrator tells you, "You open the mysterious door and step inside."
- 5. Broken mirrors repeatedly appear whenever a character questions their identity.
- 7. The narrator reports only actions and dialogue, like a camera recording events.
- 8. A story constantly contrasts freedom and imprisonment to highlight its message.
- 12. The narrator reveals what every character is thinking during a family argument.
- 14. The perspective from which a story is told.
- 16. A chain repeatedly appears to represent a lack of freedom.
- 17. Every chapter ends with the hero facing a difficult choice.
Down
- 2. Every part of the story—plot, setting, symbols, and characters—supports the theme of family.
- 3. The reader knows only Maria's thoughts and feelings throughout the story.
- 4. The feeling represented by that red rose.
- 5. A soft piano melody plays as a character says goodbye, making the scene more emotional.
- 6. A narrator says, "I never expected my life to change that day."
- 9. A red rose is given to someone on Valentine's Day.
- 10. Two students reveal their rivalry through a heated conversation during a class election.
- 11. A storyteller claims innocence, but evidence later proves otherwise.
- 13. Before the actors speak, the audience is amazed by the dazzling lights, costumes, and stage effects.
- 15. After finishing the novel, you realize its main message is about perseverance.