Flat vs.roundcharacters Dynamic vs.static characters Setting:place and objects in fiction Types:natural,manufactured Point of view:the angle or perspective from which the author observesand tells the story Theme:what the author is to say in his story. 5 Style:the author's particular way oftelling his story. Tone:the author'sattitude towardhis subject or audience Symbolism:a key to extended meaning Allegory:the author's attempt to reinforce his theme by making his characters represent some specific abstract ideas or qualities. 1.2 Poetry 53 Definition:classified as narrative or lyric ▲Elements Imagery An image is a concrete representation of a sense impression,a feeling,or an idea. Symbolism A symbol is any object or action that means more than itself,any object or objection that represents something Flat vs. round characters Dynamic vs. static characters Setting: place and objects in fiction Types: natural, manufactured Point of view: the angle or perspective from which the author observes and tells the story. Theme: what the author is to say in his story. Style: the author’s particular way of telling his story. Tone: the author’s attitude toward his subject or audience. Symbolism: a key to extended meaning Allegory: the author’s attempt to reinforce his theme by making his characters represent some specific abstract ideas or qualities. 1.2 Poetry ▲ Definition: classified as narrative or lyric. ▲ Elements Imagery An image is a concrete representation of a sense impression, a feeling, or an idea. Symbolism A symbol is any object or action that means more than itself, any object or objection that represents something 5’ 5’