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• GERARY GAMES AND SCENES
• new perve and Poem
• A of when or spoken aprusion thor ate consciously organized.
• Coco order and continuely of thought and hdvidua syle
• les to the lime place, physical deals and croumitances in which a situation occurs. It also
• 2 Churches lar to those who participate in the action of a literary work, Characters may be major
• hcludes the background anaphene or environment. It conveys ideas that serves as symbol
• arho choneclens Chaucers may refer to as profagonat antogonist, ont-hero, hero, villain or foil. They
• hongline or two dominon not wel developed personality, minor
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• character finding)
• 22nd-having realitic and unique comples of trails, major character (agbabago)
• 23 non-having ignicant or progressive changes of trollt unrealsic
• 24-hoving complex trah but there is no change in the course of action
• rulers to the series or sequence of interrelated events or actions that take place in a
• native work includes the following:
• 31 contic-the shuggle between opposing forces provides interest, suspense, tension
• 32 action-crisor turning point
• 3.3 dinax-the emotional peak where revelations are made, where it becomes clear
• which way the conflict will be resolved.
• 3.4 falling action--the point where everything is slowly falling back to perfect place
• 3.5 donovement the ending. The problems or conlich get resolved or settled
• 18 the angsa aix
• of considering things, which shows us the opinion or feelings of the
• individuals involved in the situation. It is also the mode of narration that an author employs to let the readers
• hear and see what takes place in a story. it has three major kinds:
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• 41 First Person, it involves the use of 'I' or 'we.
• 4.2 Second Person it involves the use of 'you'
• 4.3 Third Persons involves the use of 'he', 'she", "it', 'they', or a name.
• refers to the main idea universal truth or overall message communicated by a work of
• & language it is the aide of words, the words used by the author to communicate the message of the
• story. If conveys the artistry of the author.
• 7. More These are values from the story that we may apply in our own lives.
• E. Prose has two subgenres. Fiction and Non-Fiction.
• 1.Fiction is a series of imagined facts which ilustrates truth or reality about human life.
• Kinds of Fiction


  • Short Story
  • Novel
  • Myths
  • Folktales
  • Parables
  • Fables
  • Legend
• 1.1 Short Story. It is a brief, and artistic form of prose fiction which is centered on a single
• main incident and is intended to produce a single dominant impression. It has a definite
• time and place selfing