sea devil literary term application (form a) name ______ hr ____ 53 ______ which literary term describes the feeling in the audience as they exit the theater? 54. ______ which point of view is neither omniscient nor limited? 55. ______ what do we learn from the best movies and stories? 56. ______ what if the story has no flashback? 57. ______ what has happened if the characters get younger with the passage of time? 58. ______ what kind of narrator knows everything, animate’ thoughts to children’s feelings? 59. ______ which narrator knows only one character’s thoughts and feelings? 60. ______ what general term describes the perspective of the narration?

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### 53.
# Brief Explanations:
The feeling in the audience as they exit the theater is often "catharsis", which refers to the purification or purgation of emotions (especially pity and fear) through art, like a play.
# Answer: Catharsis

### 54.
# Brief Explanations:
The point of view that is neither omniscient (knows all) nor limited (knows one character's thoughts) is the "objective" point of view, where the narrator reports actions and dialogue without accessing characters' inner thoughts.
# Answer: Objective (or Dramatic) Point of View

### 55.
# Brief Explanations:
From the best movies and stories, we often learn a "theme" (the central idea, message, or lesson, like about human nature, morality, etc.) or gain insights into human experience, empathy, or universal truths.
# Answer: Theme (or a Lesson/Insight into Human Experience)

### 56.
# Brief Explanations:
If a story has no flashback (a scene set in the past), it means the narrative is told in "chronological order" (events happen in the sequence of time they occurred, without jumping back to earlier events).
# Answer: The story is told in chronological order (no interruption by past events)

### 57.
# Brief Explanations:
If characters get younger with time, this is "reverse chronology" or "backward time progression", and the literary device where time is manipulated in this way (or the specific term for characters aging backward) can be "reverse aging" or the narrative uses "temporal distortion" with a reverse timeline. Alternatively, "de-aging" as a narrative choice, but more formally, the time structure is non - chronological in reverse, or the device could be seen as an unusual "time - shift" in reverse.
# Answer: The story uses reverse chronology (or the characters are de - aging, indicating a non - standard time progression)

### 58.
# Brief Explanations:
A narrator who knows everything, including animals' thoughts and children's feelings, is an "omniscient narrator" (all - knowing, can access any character's mind, regardless of species or age).
# Answer: Omniscient Narrator

### 59.
# Brief Explanations:
A narrator who knows only one character's thoughts and feelings is a "limited omniscient narrator" (or "third - person limited" narrator), as they have access to the inner world of a single character.
# Answer: Third - Person Limited (or Limited Omniscient) Narrator

### 60.
# Brief Explanations:
The general term describing the perspective of the narration is "point of view" (POV), which encompasses first - person, third - person, etc., and defines how the story is told (who is telling it and what they can know).
# Answer: Point of View (POV)

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