Referring to Royalty as The Crown, Round character, Round and dynamic character, Metaphor, synecdoche, metonymy, simile, "Maycomb (Alabama) was a tired old town.", synedoche, metonymy, metaphor, verisimilitude, flat character, personification, All hands on deck, verisimilitude, metonymy, synecdoche, personification, metaphor, simile, A three dimensional character that continues to learn and grow throughout the story, Dynamic, Static, Stock, Round, b and c, a and d, A character that never changes throughout the story, Dynamic, Static, Stock, flat, b and c, c and d, A two-dimensional character, Dynamic, Static, Flat, Round, Stock, b and c, A character that might simply be considered an "extra" in a movie, Dynamic, Static, Flat, Round, Stock, d and c, When you know something that the characters do not, verisimilitude, dramatic irony, verbal irony, anecdote, vignette, situational irony, "Drop the kids off at the pool.", aphorism, anecdote, idiom, verisimilitude, malapropism, metonymy, The characters were cast so well I felt like the fictional story was really true., dynamic characters, round characters, juxtaposition, verisimilitude, personification, none of the above, "It is he who is blind who often has the best sight.", idiom, aphorism, anecdote, hyperbole, malapropism, simile, "Put a ring on it", hyperbole, metaphor, synecdoche, metonymy, verisimilitude, characterization, "Our watch, Sir, have comprehended two auspicious characters", Stock characters, verisimilitude, malaporopism, metonymy, synecdoche, aphorism, A character that might be considered boring, dynamic, static, round, flat, stock, c and d, Best example of situational irony, knowing the killer is under the bed, "oh fantastic!" when the situation is really bad, the firehouse caught on fire, saying, "what a lovely day," in the middle of a hurricane, b and d are correct, none of the above.

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