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☆☆☆☆☆An example of a non example would be an internal conflict or a conflict that includes the characters
No, they do not, it is completely the author's choice to have a rhyme scheme or not.
hero
modern monsters can hide within normal society; historical monsters lived outside of society. ~apex~
The author can betray a monster with powerful word choice that forces the reader to understand the monsters motivations
he risks unnecessary danger to his crew because he wants to taunt the cyclops He tells the Cyclops his name even though it risks the lives of his men.
He makes sure that each man receives a fair share of lamb ~Apex
stated clearly and in detail, leaving no room for confusion or doubt
Steve was the strongest wrestler on the team, yet he was several inches shorter than his opponents.
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The connotation of the word "ripped" adds to the violent feeling of the passage.
A man who goes searching for something
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Common character archetypes can include: the wise old man, the reluctant hero, the monster, the man with no name, the fool/trickster, etc.
He's whispering — spilling words like showers of sleet, his mouth three inches from my ear. (169)
when ralph discovered he held the winning ticket an unexpected spueal exploded out of his mouth.-apexs
to emphasize that a hero must learn to be fierce
Using evidence to support a conclusion. cheers.
indifference
He played with imaginary friends
he makes sure that each man receives a fair share of lamb
savage and war-hungry
The author´s use of kennings allows her to maintain the rhythm of each line of poetry.-apexs
Elizabeth Proctor is most clearly a round character.
The story stresses the affects of a good and bad behavior.
A tough but fair coach who drives athletes to their best
Steve stealthily snared several sneaky snakes. (Apex)
