Allegory, A story in which characters and events represent real historical or political ideas., Satire, The use of humour, exaggeration, or irony to criticise society or politics., Symbolism, When objects, characters, or events represent deeper ideas., Characterisation, The methods an author uses to present and develop characters., Narrator, The voice that tells the story., Theme, The central message or main idea explored in a text., Plot arc, The structure of a story, usually including exposition, rising action, climax, falling action, and resolution., Conflict, A struggle between opposing forces that drives the story., Propaganda (literary technique), Language used to influence opinions or beliefs., Irony, A contrast between expectation and reality., Motif, A repeated element that helps develop themes.
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