Across
- 6. comparison of two things using "like" or "as"
- 7. placing two opposites beside oneanother to show extremes, ex: feather of lead
- 11. struggle between two opposing forces
- 13. poetic structure that incorporates 5 poetic feet and two beats within each foot
- 14. a type of play that usually includes the death of multiple characters
- 16. an extended metaphor with complex logic in a passage of poetry or entire poem
- 17. a person who loves another but thier love isn't returned
- 19. two characters that are exact opposites of one another
- 21. a sound shown in literature, ex: boom, crash
- 23. a word used humorously by pointing to its similar sound but multiple meanings
- 24. rhyme scheme that occurs at the end of lines of poetry
- 25. comparing someone or thing to a larger idea, sometimes seen as symbolism, and uses "is" in coparison
- 26. a speech given by a single character, usually alone, that allows them to be completely honest with the audience
Down
- 1. a speech made by a single character on stage in front of other characters
- 2. two lines of poetry that follow one another and rhyme
- 3. poetic verse that uses iambic pentameter but doesn't rhyme
- 4. poetic forms that consists of 14 lines, rhyme scheme, and iambic pentameter
- 5. an idea that is established within a story (or lesson to be learned) and revisited multiple times throughout
- 8. rhyming that occurs (normally at the end of poetic lines) and creates a pattern within a poem
- 9. a love that is one-sided
- 10. something understood by audience that isn't understood by characters on stage
- 12. a set of people who will enter stage and offer information about story in unison; goes back to Ancient Greece
- 15. discussion between two characters
- 18. a hint of something that will occur later in the story
- 20. portion of information given before the story to add to it's understanding
- 22. character says something that audience members can hear but other characters on stage can't