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Literary Elements

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  • Oral Tradition
    The practice of communicating information and stories by spoken, rather than written, word.
  • Protagonist
    The character in a work of fiction who is trying to achieve a particular purpose and who is usually the main character.
  • Internal Conflict
    A struggle between the character and himself or herself; the struggle happens in the character's heart and mind.
  • Epic
    A long poem about a hero whose actions affect and reflect an entire nation. Epics have a hero, supernatural figures, cultural values, and a broad setting.
  • Implicit
    Not directly stated, but understood.
  • Conflict
    a struggle or problem
  • Character against Society
    neighborhood, community, a nation where something might be illegal that the protagonist is fighting for
  • Character against Self
    a personality trait, an attitude, a disease
  • Prose
    Language in ordinary form, without specific structures like stanzas (in poetry) or bullet points (in technical documents).
  • inference
    A conclusion based on observations, evidence, or reasoning.
  • cultural values
    A group's ideas about what is right, fair, and admirable.
  • External Conflict
    A struggle or problem between a character and an outside force.
  • Explicit
    Clear and obvious
  • antagonist
    The character or force in a work of fiction who tries to stop the protagonist from achieving his or her purpose; the villain of a story is often the antagonist.
  • Character against Character
    Antagonist is the character (person,dragon,rival business leader, super villain)
  • Character against nature
    earthquake, tsunami, tornado..