Literary Terms and Devices Crossword

Something that represents something else
emotional atmosphere the writer constructs
emotions and feelings conveyed by the work of literature
a widely held but fixed and oversimplified image or idea on a specific type of person or thing
what drives the plot and fuels the action
point of highest tension and drama
when somebody says something different from what they mean
a particular form of language belonging to a certain group
a genre that depicts a noble character who falls from grace
parts of a narrative plot (beginning, rising action, climax, falling action, and resolution)
opposite of the antagonist
where the story takes place
suggestive meaning of a word
figure of speech that puts together two contradictory words
when a book gives hints on what is going to happen down the line
words used to create an image in your mind (paint a picture) using the five senses
kind of literature