Reputation, Roylott avoids scandal at all costs, intonation, the rise and fall of the voice when reading or speaking, which helps convey meaning, mood, and character emotions., surreal, something that feels strange, dream-like, or not real., pace, the speed at which a passage is read or spoken, Jane, Wendy's daughters name, imagery, Words that help create a picture in your mind using your senses., foreshadowing, clues or hints about something that will happen later in the story, rap, the genre of "where is the love", repetition, Using the same word or phrase more than once to make an idea stronger, neo, the main character in The Matrix, escapism, the act of avoiding real-life problems or stress by distracting yourself with something else, like books, movies, games, or daydreaming., paradox, A statement that appears contradictory but holds truth., personification, Giving human qualities to things that are not human, like animals, objects, or nature., Taylor Swift, who sings Peter, the Great War, the Taylor Swift song about war, grow up, what does Peter refuse to do, gold rush, the Taylor Swift song about gold, Colonialism, control of foreign lands and peoples by an empire, snow on the beach, the song Taylor Swift and Lana Del Rey sang, Ruth B, Who sings Lost Boys, Disney, the makers of the Peter Pan movie, chorus, is the main message of the song. The words usually repeat, and it is the most memorable, catchy part, outro, the ending of a song, patriarchy, a system where men hold power over women, allusion, A reference to another work or cultural moment., metaphor, A direct comparison without using “like” or “as.”, gothic, a style using fear, suspense, dark settings, and mystery

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