________ are universal patterns of behavior, personality traits, and symbols that are found across different cultures, time periods, and religions.
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Physical distance
________ is a common theme in literature, often used to explore the complex emotions that arise when characters are separated from one another.
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Atmosphere
________ plays an important role in creating tension, suspense, mystery and other emotions that engage readers with the story.
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Contrasts
________ help to add depth and complexity to a story by highlighting the different aspects of its elements.
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Trickster
The ________: This archetype is typically a clever and cunning character who uses wit and deception to achieve their goals.
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Antagonists
________ are often portrayed as villains or enemies of the protagonist, but they can also be forces of nature or circumstances beyond human control.
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Chronological distance
________ in literature refers to the time difference between when a literary work was written and the time period being described or depicted in the work.
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Contrasts
________ are a literary device used to highlight the differences between two or more things in literature.
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Tone
________ also affects how we feel while reading.
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The Hero
This archetype is typically a protagonist who overcomes obstacles and adversity to achieve a goal or accomplish something great
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The Mentor
This archetype is typically an older, wiser character who guides and advises the hero
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The Villain
This archetype is typically an antagonist who opposes the hero and cause conflict
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The Mother
This archetype is typically a nurturing, supportive character who cares for the hero
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The Outcast
This archetype is typically a character who is marginalized or rejected by society
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protagonist
is the main character of a story or narrative, who typically drives the plot forward and undergoes some sort of change or transformation throughout the course of the story.
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Character relationships
refer to the connections and interactions between different characters in a story or work of fiction.
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Mood
in literature refers to the emotional atmosphere or feeling that a work of literature conveys to its readers.
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**First-person narration**
Narration where the story is told from the perspective of the protagonist. The reader sees events through their eyes and experiences their thoughts and feelings.
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**Third-person limited narration**
A story told from the perspective of an omniscient narrator, but only focusing on the thoughts and feelings of one character.
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**Third-person omniscient narration**
A story told from the perspective of an all-knowing narrator, who has access to the thoughts and feelings of all characters.
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**Stream-of-consciousness narration**
A story told through the inner thoughts and feelings of a character, often in a disjointed or non-linear way.
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**Objective narration**
A story told from a neutral or detached perspective, without revealing the thoughts or feelings of any characters.
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Narrative distance
refers to the physical and emotional proximity between the reader or audience and the characters in a literary work.
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Perspective
can also refer to the way in which an author presents the characters, events, and themes of the story.
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