English Structure Terms 5.0 / 5 based on 4 ratings ? EnglishFiction AnalysisGCSEAll boards Created by: sophie.rebecca_Created on: 28-04-16 19:51 Perspective a lens through which readers observe other characters, events and happenings. 1 of 14 Anagnorisis when main character has a moment of recognition/realization about their/another character's true nature, leading to resolution. 2 of 14 Exposition (e.g. through thought) literary device used to introduce background info about events, characters etc. 3 of 14 Anticlimax when expectations are raised and then something disappointing happens 4 of 14 Foreshadowing indication of a future event before it happens 5 of 14 Anaphora repetition of the first part of a sentence. 6 of 14 Flashback interruption to insert past events to provide context on current events and gain insight into characters motivation. 7 of 14 Juxtaposition when ideas, places, characters or actions are placed side by side for comparison/contrast. 8 of 14 Climax when a story hits its highest point. 9 of 14 Equilibrium A state of balance or rest (Which could be dramatically disrupted) 10 of 14 Denouement resolution of a complicated plot in fiction. 11 of 14 Omniscient 3rd person narrative where the narrator knows the thoughts and feelings of all characters. 12 of 14 Catharsis Emotional discharge, achieving a state of moral/spiritual renewal or liberation from anxiety and stress. 13 of 14 Non sequitur does not follow a logical order. 14 of 14
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