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allegory
literary work with characters and events that represent an idea, concepts or belief
cyclical structure
when a text begins and ends in the same place or with the same idea
didactic
intended to teach, particularly in having moral instruction as an ulterior motive
Figurative Language
language that goes beyond its literal meaning to create imagery, associations or dramatic effect
Foil
a character that has characteristics that oppose another character
Hero’s Journey
a common narrative involving a hero going on an adventure, learning a lesson and using their newfound knowlede to win a victory
novella
a short novel
stave
a verse of a stanza, poem, song
symbolism
use of people/things to represent powerful ideas/qualities
apparition
ghost/ghostlike image of a person
avaricious
showing/having an extreme greed for wealth/material gain
benevolence
the quality of being well meaning/kindness
destitute
extremely poor and lacking the means to provide for oneself
exploitation
the action/fact of treating someone unfairly
metamorphosis
a change in form/nature of a person/thing into a completely different one
morality
principles concerning the distinction between right/wrong and good/bad behaviour
philanthropic
seeking to promote the welfare of others; generous and benevolent
parsimonious
unwilling to spend money/use resources
repentance
the action of regret/remorse