Mood
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A story's atmosphere, or the feelings the reader gets from reading it. May
convey joy, anger, bitterness, hope, gloom, fear, an ominous feeling, or any
other emotion the author wants the reader to fee.
Hamartia
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tragic flaw, error, simple mistakes which results in catastrophe
(ex: excessive pride/passion, point of no return)
, Anagnorisis
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recognition by the tragic hero of some truth about his or her identity or
actions
(ex: Oedipus's realization that he is, in fact, his father's murderer and his
mother's lover)
Nemesis
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cosmic punishment or payback for hubristic acts, the inescapable agent of
someone's or something's downfall, a long-standing rival; an archenemy
Inductive reasoning
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Moves from specific to general
Anaphora
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A story's atmosphere, or the feelings the reader gets from reading it. May
convey joy, anger, bitterness, hope, gloom, fear, an ominous feeling, or any
other emotion the author wants the reader to fee.
Hamartia
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tragic flaw, error, simple mistakes which results in catastrophe
(ex: excessive pride/passion, point of no return)
, Anagnorisis
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recognition by the tragic hero of some truth about his or her identity or
actions
(ex: Oedipus's realization that he is, in fact, his father's murderer and his
mother's lover)
Nemesis
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cosmic punishment or payback for hubristic acts, the inescapable agent of
someone's or something's downfall, a long-standing rival; an archenemy
Inductive reasoning
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Moves from specific to general
Anaphora
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