English is Lit!!

1. the author's attitude towards their subject
8. the type of conflict that characters have inside themselves
9. something that represents something else
10. the turning point in a story, where characters grow & are forever changed
13. the main character of a story
15. an object or idea that repeats itself through a text
17. the type of irony in which the audience knows things the characters don't know
18. the author's/character's use of language to represent tone
19. an exaggeration
21. where the narrative takes place
22. the beginning stage of a story
24. characters that are complete opposites
25. the type of characterization in which you make inferences

2. the type of conflict that characters have outside of themselves
3. the name of the 'character' that tells a poem
4. the type of character that changes over the course of a story
5. the message conveyed in a piece of literature
6. comparing to unalike things using "like" or "as"
7. the main problem/dilemma in a narrative
11. the type of character that doesn't change
12. someone whose characteristics are opposite of the traditional protagonist model
14. the opposing force against main character
15. the feeling an author tries to create in the audience
16. the name of the 'character' that tells a story
20. assigning human traits to inhuman objects
23. another word for "story"