Literary Review

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Across
  1. 3. A double meaning of a character's words; understood by the reader maybe not by the characters
  2. 6. Time or Place
  3. 8. A technique or work that ridicules an aspect of human behavior
  4. 11. Sequence of events
  5. 12. Loose ends tied up; not all stories have this
  6. 13. Author's attitude, tone, style
  7. 15. Why a character does what he does
  8. 16. A hint of what may happen in the story
  9. 17. Man vs. man, Man vs. environment
  10. 19. Character's personality is inferred from the character's own actions and/or dialogue
  11. 26. A reader's expectation of a situation is twisted, not fulfilled
  12. 27. Protagonist, antagonist, extras, etc.
  13. 30. A funny imitation, spoof or take-off of another work
  14. 31. Background information: setting, characters, conflict
  15. 33. Insight is provided for all characters' personalities, thoughts, feelings
  16. 34. To express indirectly; suggest (sender)
  17. 35. Character in conflict with the main character
  18. 37. Story teller is not in the story; third person
  19. 39. Personality changes
  20. 41. To interpret information by "reading between the lines" (receiver)
  21. 42. Personality remains the same
Down
  1. 1. Main character
  2. 2. Overall organization/summary of a story
  3. 4. Man vs. himself
  4. 5. Narrator tells the story; first person
  5. 7. Only the actions and dialogue of characters provided; (camera approach)
  6. 9. The author 's creation of anxiety or uncertainty
  7. 10. Choosing between two equally unfavourable alternatives
  8. 13. Point at which the fate or future of the main character is determined
  9. 14. Atmosphere
  10. 16. Personality is NOT well developed
  11. 18. Insight is provided for one character
  12. 20. Character's personality is revealed through author's or another character's dialogue
  13. 21. Personality is well developed
  14. 22. A relief of tension by releasing repressed feelings, fears
  15. 23. A story within another; one the main plot, the other a sub plot with a similar theme
  16. 24. Man vs. Nature, society, supernatural
  17. 25. The main idea, message or subject of a piece of work
  18. 28. Verbal irony intended to ridicule
  19. 29. Easily recognizable "type", typical of a specific group; superficial judgement
  20. 32. Scene inserted into story to reveal a past event
  21. 36. A comprehension or understanding by means of a sudden realization (AHA moment)
  22. 38. The opposition between two characters (or forces)
  23. 40. Character says one thing but means the opposite