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6
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point of view that uses 'I'
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8
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when the writer tells the reader what a character is like
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10
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Man vs. man or man vs. nature
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11
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point of view that only tell the story from one person's point of view, he, she, they etc.
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13
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when a person says one thing but means another
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14
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does not change during the course of the story
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15
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presents an event that occurred earlier in the story
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16
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the act of creating a character
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17
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shows only one character trait
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18
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the time and location of a story
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20
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Man vs. himself
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21
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the godlike or all-knowing point of view
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23
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shows multiple character traits
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24
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something that represents both itself and something else
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25
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the central insight of a story
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26
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when the situation turns out differently than the reader expects
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27
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changes during the course of the story
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