fictitious, imaginary; fictional, protagonist, the leading character in a story, literature, a body of writings in prose and verse, literate, able to read and write; educated, satire, a story in which the author exposes human weakness through irony, humor or ridicule, climax, the point of the greatest intensity in a story that leads to the solution of the plot, manuscript, a typewritten or handwritten version of a book, story, article, or other work, memoir, an account of the personal experiences of an author, denouement, the solution of the plot of a novel or play, symbolism, the giving of a character, object, place, or event added meaning.
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