- Gothic
- Grotesque
- Irony
- Dramatic Irony
- Situational Irony
- Verbal Irony
- Epic
- Epic Hero
- Epic Conflict
- Epic Simile
- Heroic Quest
- Invocation
- Divine Intervention
- In medias ras
- Plot
- Exposition
- Rising Action
- Climax
- Falling Action
- Resolution
- Theme
- Conflict
- Setting
- Antagonist
- Protagonist
- Point-of-view
- 3rd Person Omniscient P-o-V
- 3rd Person Limited P-o-V
- 1st Person P-o-V
- Dialect
- Antithesis
- Setting
- Theme
- Dynamic character
- Static character
- Symbol
- Motif
- Flashback
- Narrative Poem
- Bildungsroman
- Foil
- Hubris
- Archetype
- Allusion
- Internal Rhyme
- Denouement
- Naturalism
- Thesis
- Topic Statement
- Supporting Details
Essays: You must write a five paragraph essay on one of the following questions. 50 pts
I.
How is this novel an epic? Identify specific epic elements, the goal of the epic hero, epic characters, epic conflict, examples of invocation, in medias ras and divine intervention.
II.
Define and explain Gothic and Grotesque. Use two stories read in class to explain how Gothic and Grotesque are used to create a mood of terror, suspense and mystery in readers.
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