A Journey to the Centre of the Earth

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The book was about Professor Oliver Lindenbrook and his top student, and nephew, Alec McCuen who tried to interpret a text on a cryptic paper that had fallen out of a new book that they had bought. After much effort on that task, the finally manage to read the text on the paper...
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I did it.” - Arnie Saknussemm This immediately caught the professor’s attention, and he started planning their departure right away. Axel was not as in to this idea, though, as he could not understand how they could survive such a journey as Lindenbrook planned...
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Literary Terms and Concepts 2. A connotation is an inferred meaning that can be negative or positive. However, the negative or positive aspect is not always referenced and is not necessary for a connotation to exist...	3 / 754
The Lottery: Examples Of Literary Terms, And A Journal Entry 1) The tone, mood or atmosphere in the story begins with that of happiness and euphoria, by setting us up with a wonderful day that most everyone would enjoy...	3 / 699
Literary terms The formation or use of words such as buzz or murmur that imitate the sounds Dramatic irony When the audience knows something the character does not Metaphor a word or phrase that ordinarily designates one thing but is used to represent something else Allegory A symbolic representation Pun If u don't know this one u're in trouble...	2 / 427
Literary Terms (got from my teacher but very useful) Allegory. A figurative work in which a surface narrative carries a secondary, symbolic or metaphorical meaning. In The Faerie Queene, for example, Red Cross Knight is a heroic knight in the literal narrative, but also a figure representing Everyman in the Christian journey...	18 / 4863
Engligh Literary Terms o Narration ? o Protagonist ? main character o Antagonist ? character who opposes the protagonist o Theme ? what you as a reader is supposed to learn o Metaphor ? o Simile ? a comparison using the words like or as o Oxymoron ? o Hyperbole ? o Personification ? giving human qualities to non living things o Alliteration ? repetition of initial consonant sounds o Allusion ? make reference to the bible, work of art, mythology, or history o Irony ? opposite of what is expected to be o End Rhyme ? a rhyme that comes at the end of the line o Rhyming Couplet ? o Apostrophe ? talking to a non human object in a work of literature o Ambivalence ? having 2 emotions at the same time o Secondary Character ? noh plays ? always introduces the play o Flat Character ? a character you only learn 1 or 2 characteristics about o Round Character ? a character you learn many characteristics about o Static Character ? a character who does not change o Dynamic Character ? a character that changes from the beginning of the play/story to the end of the story o Three Unities ? 1...	2 / 404
the importance of metafiction as a literary device in The Things They Carried O'Brien explains the concept of stories and what role they serve to the storyteller at the end of one of the chapters in The Things They Carried. "Forty-three years old, and the war occurred half a lifetime ago, and yet the remembering makes it now...	3 / 734
Literary Analysis of Things Fall Apart The main character in Things Fall Apart, Okonkwo, has trouble balancing the femininity and masculinity in his life (Appiah 2). He believes that only masculinity can hold society together...	3 / 614