Literary Terms Definitions Master List



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Situational Irony—Irony that occurs when the actual outcome is the opposite of what was expected

  • Verbal Irony—Irony that occurs when a person says one thing and means another

  • Dramatic Irony—Irony that occurs when the reader knows something that a character does not

  • Point of View—A general term referring to the relationship of the narrator to the story. Point from which the writer tells the story.

  • First Person Point of View—Point of view in which the narrator, referred to as “I,” is a character in the story

  • Limited Third Person Point of View—Pont of view in which the narrator reveals the thoughts, feelings, and observations of only one character, referring to that character as “he” or “she”

  • Third Person Omniscient Point of View— An “all-knowing” narrator; the narrator is not a character in the story, but someone who stands outside the story and comments on the action

  • Foreshadowing—An author’s use of clues that hint at events that will occur later in the plot

  • Narrator—The person who tells a story; a speaker, character in the story, outside observer, or the author

  • Blank Verse—Unrhymed iambic pentameter


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