1. LIst 5 LIterary devices

2. Tragic hero
Tragic Hero: A hero (usually the protagonist) who makes a decision that leads to his/her own downfall

3. Tragic Flaw
Tragic flaw: The flaw in a hero that leads to his/her downfall; sometimes called hamartia

4. Proverbs
Proverb: A short, often witty saying that typically offers wisdom

5. Epigraph
Epigraph: A quote, poem, or phrase that is set at the beginning of a section or chapter

6. motivation
Motivation: The reason behind a character’s behavior, attitude, or disposition

7. Round character
Round character: A character so well-developed that he/she seems realistic; opposite of a flat character

8. Flat Character
Flat character: A character that seems two-dimensional; uncomplicated; doesn’t change much over time; opposite of a round character

9. Static Character
Static character: A character who does not undergo any significant change throughout the course of a literary work

10. Dynamic Character
Dynamic character: A character who undergoes an important change, often in personality or attitude

11. Juxtaposition
Juxtaposition: When two things are placed side by side in a literary work for the sake of contrast