Literary Terms and Greek Myths

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Across
  1. 1. A common idea in a piece of literature.
  2. 6. The one who loved Narcissus.
  3. 9. Inhuman objects given human characteristics.
  4. 11. Turns everything he touches into gold.
  5. 12. God of the sea.
  6. 14. The conversation between characters in a drama or narrative.
  7. 15. The person responsible for the thoughts and actions in a piece of literature.
  8. 16. any story that attempts to explain how the world was created or why the world is the way that it is.
  9. 17. God of the Sky.
  10. 18. The person or thing who tells the story.
  11. 19. Opposite of Protagonist
  12. 21. Goddess of the hunt.
  13. 22. Symbol is the Hearth
  14. 23. Longer way of saying a story.
  15. 26. Messenger God.
  16. 27. Hades 3 headed dog.
  17. 28. 3 Types of it, usually humorous.
Down
  1. 2. Symbol is the Bident
  2. 3. Relating without like or as.
  3. 4. A reference to a person, place or thing in history.
  4. 5. The "Where When Why What How" of a place.
  5. 7. Pulls the sun across the sky.
  6. 8. Relating with like or as.
  7. 9. The main character.
  8. 10. a pattern of sound that includes the repetition of consonant sounds.
  9. 13. Charmed Hades with his Lyre.
  10. 15. The turning point in a piece of literature.
  11. 20. Explains narcissism.
  12. 24. Goddess of wisdom.
  13. 25. Orpheus' wife.
  14. 27. Ferrys dead souls over the river Styx.