Across
- 4. (rhetorical device) removal of a conjunction from a series of related clauses
- 8. (rhetorical device) Uses multiple repetitions
- 9. The use of emotional appeal to prove a claim in writing.
- 11. The use of facts, figures, and other data to prove a claim in writing.
- 12. A tragic hero’s flaw.
Down
- 1. The reversal of fortune that is not in the tragic hero’s control
- 2. The use of credibility/personal experience to prove a claim in writing.
- 3. Pride/arrogance of a tragic hero
- 5. (rhetorical device) when something that is said or done is in contrast to reality
- 6. (rhetorical device) When a word or phrase is repeated at the beginning of clauses or sentences that follow each other.
- 7. Relief that the reader feels from the tragic hero’s downfall.
- 10. A form of storytelling about human suffering