"Strawberry Spring"

4. The end of the story when the plot concludes and the reader gets answers.
6. An example of this type of irony is sarcasm.
7. Even though the fog is supposed to be pure, the murders which lurk in the fog make it ____.
9. The type of irony where the readers know what will happen, but the characters do not.
10. An allusion is a _____ to another text, event, or person.
13. A comparison between two unlike things without using like or as.
16. This character provided a comic relief to the horror of the murders when he wakes up and scares the cop in his car.
17. _____ is a symbol of purity.
19. The narrator describes the fog as a lovely, creeping, and female _____ to Springheel Jack
20. A "strawberry Spring" is a ____ spring where the weather gets warmer for a bit, then returns to winter.

1. "...part of me was still out there, walking in the shadows where something dark was now in charge" is an example of ____.
2. A comparison between two unlike things using like or as.
3. When a character changes his or her mind or actions from the beginning of the story to the end.
5. When a character does not change his or her belief or actions from the beginning of the story to the end.
7. The type of irony where the characters nor the readers know what will happen.
8. Other people were _____ while the first suspected killer was in jail.
11. Strawberry Spring happens every ___ to ten years.
12. When the narrator describes that the temperature dropped describes when the killings _____.
14. King uses ____ ____ narration to tell the story.
15. The most tense part of "Strawberry Spring" happens when who believes the narrator is cheating on his wife?
18. The most exciting part of a story is called the _____.