| A | B |
|---|
| devoured | ate greedily |
| unwanted | not usual |
| indicative | giving in suggestion; showing |
| diverged | branched off |
| assiduously | carefully and busily |
| orators | public speakers |
| censured | condemned as wrong; criticized |
| somber | dark and gloomy |
| intimate | private or personal |
| conspicuous | noticeable |
| smoldering | burning or smoking without flame |
| intuition | ability to know immediately without reasoning |
| alienate | to make unfriendly; estrange |
| virtuous | moved; upright |
| eloquent | fluent, forceful and persuasive |
| bedraggled | dirty and wet |
| simultaneously | events happening at same time |
| strife | conflict |
| broached | started a discussion about a topic |
| conception | an original idea, design, plan, etc. |
| theme | a literary work it is central message, concern or purpose. a theme can usually be expessed as a generalization or general statement about people or life |
| conflict | a struggle between opposing forces |
| first person narrative | one who tells a story and participates in the action |
| paraphase | restate line in your own words |
| soliloquy | in along speech in a play or in a prose work made by he character who is alone |
| minor character | plays a lesser role but as necessary for the story to develop |
| major character | is the most important character in a story, poem or play |
