Literary Terms
| I | Q | C | O | N | F | L | I | C | T | G | X |
| V | T | I | P | Y | U | F | B | N | I | P | O |
| N | A | R | R | A | T | O | R | N | B | R | P |
| C | L | I | M | A | X | R | L | I | A | O | D |
| N | T | J | O | S | R | E | S | N | L | T | I |
| T | H | E | M | E | R | S | U | T | L | A | A |
| X | I | E | Z | T | K | H | J | K | E | G | L |
| N | A | O | M | T | C | A | E | V | G | O | O |
| A | H | O | G | I | W | D | T | R | O | N | G |
| E | H | A | H | N | S | O | T | Z | R | I | U |
| D | T | E | F | G | N | W | A | C | Y | S | E |
| A | N | T | A | G | O | N | I | S | T | T | H |
- ALLEGORY
- ANTAGONIST
- CLIMAX
- CONFLICT
- DIALOGUE
- FORESHADOW
- NARRATOR
- PROTAGONIST
- SETTING
- THEME
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Every story runs on a protagonist to root for and often an antagonist working against them, while a narrator decides how much the reader is allowed to know. Foreshadowing plants a clue early for a payoff at the climax, and an allegory lets a whole plot mean something beyond its own events.
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