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Literary Terms

Where a story takes place

Setting

Definition:

Fond of drinking

Bibulous

Who visits the White family?

Sergeant Major Morris

He was wearing a new navy –blue overcoat a new brown trilby hat, and a new brown suit, and he was feeling fine.

Example of what literary device?

Characterization

Two ways Poe creates and

maintains suspense in the story?

Diction; vocabulary, repetition;

punctuation

Conflict between the main character

and an outside force.

External Conflict

Definition:

Peaceful, quiet, serene

Tranquil

The setting of this story is in

England

Where does the Landlady keep her

visitors?

Fourth floor of the Bed and Breakfast

How does the narrator kill the old

man?

He suffocates him and then hides him

under the floorboards

Events that make up the structure of

a story

Plot

Definition: Extreme sorrow, anxiety;

State of misfortune

Distress

Conflict in The Third Wish?

Mr. Peters knows Leita is unhappy and has to decide

what to do

What puzzles Billy about the

landlady’s guest list?

He remembers the names from the newspaper and finds them to be

familiar

What does the narrator compare the old man’s eye

to?

A vulture’s eye

A person, place or thing that represents

something else

Symbol

Definition: Sly, deceitful manner

Cunning

Mr. Peters meeting the King of Forest is apart

of the story’s

Exposition

Discussing the murder weapon while eating the lamb is an example of which type of irony?

Dramatic

The narrator constantly repeats and believes he….

Is considered sane

Mood of a story

Atmosphere

Definition:

Bold; confident; forward

Presumptuous

Theme of “The Third Wish” and “The Monkey’s

Paw”

Do not interfere with fate;

Value what you already have in life

How does Dahl reveal the character of Mary

Maloney?

Through her thoughts and actions

Why doesn’t the narrator slip into the old

man’s room and stab him in his sleep?

He has to get rid of the “evil eye”

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Two examples of foreshadowing in “The Landlady” and “The

Monkey’s Paw”

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