Across
- 5. Warning or indication of a future event in a narrative.
- 7. Speech exchanged between characters in a text.
- 12. The most intense, exciting, or pivotal point in a text.
- 14. A form of loss involving the death of a family member or loved one.
- 15. Fleeing from danger, featured in the title of our conflict novel.
- 16. A story that ends where it begins in terms of person, place, or ideas.
- 17. A repeated image or symbol throughout a text.
- 18. Dialogue or thoughts presented as speech inside a character's mind.
- 19. A condensed story with a fully developed theme, shorter than a novel.
Down
- 1. Devotion and love for your country.
- 2. Hatred and fear of something different to oneself, in particular a person from another country.
- 3. A metaphor that is continued over several lines or throughout an entire text.
- 4. High respect or great esteem, such as fighting for your country.
- 6. A person who has fled war, violence, conflict, or persecution to find safety in another country.
- 8. A sudden change where something important is taken away, like family or home.
- 9. A serious disagreement or argument, such as a war or personal struggle.
- 10. The voice or persona in a poem, different from the poet.
- 11. The specific effect or outcome the writer aims to achieve with their work.
- 12. Poems or texts that are written recently and may be about the world today.
- 13. The surname of our current UK Poet Laureate.