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Narrative and Mythology words

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narrative 		The narrative tells the story of something that has happened in the correct order. *
character 		I like a person with a friendly character.
orientation 		Orientation is which way up the paper is, Portrait being tall and narrow, Landscape being short and wide. *
conflict 		Two things are able to exist or occur together without conflict or problems. *
climax 		The play finished with a dramatic climax. *
resolution 		The more pixels, the better the resolution.
mythology 		Symbolism is an art style which uses mythology and metaphor to convey ideas. *
goddess 		Persephone is a minor greek goddess. *
monster 		He yelled at the horrible monster. *
villain 		The film's hero killed the villain.
heroine 		Wonder Woman is seen as a heroine in some stories. *
priest 		The priest blessed the people.
wisdom 		Knowledge of what is true or right coupled with good judgement. *
setting 		I took a great picture of the setting sun.
conventions 		The language, style and structure of a particular genre or text type. *
language 		The TV censor cut out the bad language.

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