Animal Farm

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• Allegory hidden meaning between the lines
• Allusion reference to another work. For example a work of literature, “This story is like Romeo and Juliett” or “You are thinking like Stalin”.
• Rhetorical question Reference. Refer to something else
• Metaphor a figure of speech that is not literal.
• Satire To criticize society or a higher power in a way that's interesting, useful, and often funny.
• Totalitarian society where there is only one person or thing (the government) that controls the society. A form of dictatorship.
• Fable A literature where the characters are animals but with human characteristics.
• Fairy Tale a made-up story, usually there is a moral of the story.
• Proxemics where the person is placed tells us their status, how we use a place to tell their impact.
• Irony the use of humor, irony, exaggeration, or ridicule to expose and criticize people's stupidity or vices.
• Climax is the point in the story where the tension, excitement, or stakes reach the highest level
• Denouement how the story ends. When it comes crystal clear.
• Visual helps readers see what something looks like by describing it in writing. For example, “It was a sunny day, and on my right side, a dog was playing with a yellow ball.”
• Olfatory when the author describes a place with senses. For example, how a garden smells.
• Auditory Imagery how things sound. For example a bomb attack.
• Despot does not care about anyone.
• Exclamation screaming, saying something loudly.
• Symbol something that has a meaning.
• Old Major Lenin
• Napoleon Stalin
• Snowball Trotskij

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