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Create a header using the circles title: The Mystical Library of Atlantis (I think that's what was wanted)
Define the circles goals and break down the main ponts
Generate table for Devices and Themes
Create Sidebar featuring ships logo and links to wiki pages containing the Theme/Device and Month/Year (Love & Hate/Haiku/May15) or similar
Place recruiting link in a good spot

If someone is looking at this page and wants to review lists- you'll want to hit the edit button. Please don't change anything though w/o asking first. Thanks.

I'm thinking you'd roll a d6 to determine the number of required devices to see used in the theme. Roll a 3 on d6 and end up with (Alliteration/Anti-Hero/Fable)

A possible way to link definitions to the devices one tabled- Accumulation
Literary Devices-- (d) is for delete (k) is for keep (q) is for questionable
Accumulation (k) Ad Hominem (d) Adynaton (k) Allegory (k) Alliteration (k) Allusion (k) Ambiguity (k) Anachronism (k) Anacoluthon (k) Anadiplosis (k)

Anagram (q) Analogy (k) Anapest (q) Anaphora (d) Anecdote (k) Antagonist (k) Antanaclasis (k) Anthropomorphism (k) Anti-Climax (k) Anti-Hero (k)

Antimetabole (k) Antiphrasis (k) Antistrophe (k) Antithesis (k) Aphorism (k) Aphorismus (k) Aporia (k) Aposiopesis (k) Apostrophe (k) Archaism (d)

Archetype (k) Argument (k) Assonance (k) Asyndeton (k) Ballad (k) Bathos (k) Bildungsroman (k) Blank Verse (k) Cacophony (k) Cadence (q)

Caricature (k) Catachresis (k) Catharsis (k) Characterization (k) Chiasmus (k) Circumlocution (k) Claim (q) Cliché (k) Cliffhanger (k) Climax (k)

Colloquialism (k) Comparison (k) Conceit (k) Concession (d) Conflict (k) Connotation (k) Consonance (d) Couplet (k) Denotation (k) Denouement (d)

Deus Ex Machina (k) Dialect (k) Diction (k) Didacticism (d) Discourse (d) Doppelganger (k) Double Entendre (k) Dysphemism (d) Elegy (d) Elision (d)

Ellipsis (k) End-Stopped Line (d) Enjambment (d) Epigraph (k) Epilogue (k) Epiphany (k) Epiphora (k) Epistrophe (d) Epithet (k) Epizeuxis (k)

Eristic (k) Ethos (k) Euphemism (k) Euphony (k) Evidence (k) Exemplum (k) Exposition (k) Extended Metaphor (k) Fable (k) Fallacy (k)

Flash Forward (k) Flashback (k) Foil (k) Foreshadowing (k) Free Verse (k) Haiku (k) Half Rhyme (k) Hamartia (k) Homograph (k) Homophone (k)

Hubris (k) Hyperbaton (k) Hyperbole (k) Hypophora (k) Hypotaxis (k) Iamb (d) Idiom (k) Imagery (k) Induction (k) Inference (k)

Innuendo (k) Internal Rhyme (d) Invective (d) Inversion (d) Irony (k) Isocolon (d) Jargon (k) Juxtaposition (k) Kenning (d) Kinesthesia (k)

Line Break (d) Litotes (k) Logos (k) Malapropism (k) Meiosis (k) Metalepsis (k) Metaphor (k) Metonymy (k) Mood (k) Motif (k)

Narrative (k) Nemesis (k) Non Sequitur (k) Onomatopoeia (k) Oxymoron (k) Palindrome (d) Paradox (k) Paralipsis (k) Parallelism (d) Paraprosdokian (k)

Parataxis (d) Parody (k) Paronomasia (k) Parrhesia (k) Pastiche (k) Pathetic Fallacy (k) Pathos (k) Pentameter (d) Periphrasis (k) Persona (k)

Personification (k) Pleonasm (d) Plot (k) Poetic Justice (k) Point of View (k) Polyptoton (d) Polysyndeton (k) Portmanteau (k) Prologue (k) Prose (k)

Prosthesis (k) Protagonist (k) Pun (k) Red Herring (k) Reductio Ad Absurdum (k) Refutation (d) Repetition (d) Rhetoric (d) Rhetorical Question (d) Rhyme (k)

Rhythm (k) Sarcasm (k) Satire (k) Self Fulfilling Prophecy (k) Sesquipedalian (k) Sibilance (k) Simile (k) Slang (k) Snark (k) Solecism (k)

Soliloquy (k) Sonnet (k) Stanza (k) Stream of Consciousness (k) Style (d) Superlative (k) Syllogism (k) Symbolism (k) Syncope (k) Synecdoche (k)

Synesis (k) Synesthesia (k) Syntax (k) Tautology (d) Theme (d) Thesis (d) Tmesis (k) Tone (k) Tragedy (k) Tragicomedy (k)

Tragic Flaw (k) Transition (k) Trimeter (d) Truism (d) Understatement (k) Utopia (k) Verisimilitude (k) Verse (k) Villanelle (d)

Zeugma (k) Zoomorphism (k)

1d8-1	1d4/1d6	1	2	3	4	5	6
1	1	Accumulation	Adynaton	Allegory	Alliteration	Allusion	Ambiguity
1	2	Anachronism	Anacoluthon	Anadiplosis	Analogy	Anecdote	Antagonist
1	3	Antanaclasis	Anthropomorphism	Anti-Hero	Antimetabole	Antiphrasis	Antistrophe
1	4	Antithesis	Aphorism	Aphorismus	Aporia	Aposiopesis	Apostrophe
2	1	Archetype	Argument	Assonance	Asyndeton	Ballad	Bathos
2	2	Bildungsroman	Caricature	Catachresis	Catharsis	Characterization	Chiasmus
2	3	Circumlocution	Cliffhanger	Climax	Colloquialism	Comparison	Conceit
2	4	Conflict	Connotation	Couplet	Denotation	D.E.M.	Dialect
3	1	Diction	Doppelganger	Double Entendre	Ellipsis	Epigraph	Epilogue
3	2	Epiphany	Epiphora	Epithet	Epizeuxis	Eristic	Ethos
3	3	Euphemism	Euphony	Evidence	Exemplum	Exposition	Extended Metaphor
3	4	Fable	Fallacy	Flash Forward	Flashback	Foil	Foreshadowing
4	1	Free Verse	Haiku	Half Rhyme	Hamartia	Homograph	Homophone
4	2	Hubris	Hyperbaton	Hyperbole	Hypophora	Hypotaxis	Idiom
4	3	Imagery	Induction	Inference	Innuendo	Irony	Jargon
4	4	Juxtaposition	Kinesthesia	Litotes	Logos	Malapropism	Meiosis
5	1	Metalepsis	Metaphor	Metonymy	Mood	Motif	Narrative
5	2	Nemesis	Non Sequitur	Onomatopoeia	Oxymoron	Paradox	Paralipsis
5	3	Paraprosdokian	Parody	Paronomasia	Parrhesia	Pastiche	Pathetic Fallacy
5	4	Pathos	Periphrasis	Persona	Personification	Plot	Poetic Justice
6	1	Point of View	Polysyndeton	Portmanteau	Prologue	Prose	Prosthesis
6	2	Protagonist	Pun	Red Herring	Reductio Ad Absurdum	Rhyme	Rhythm
6	3	Sarcasm	Satire	Self Fulfilling Prophecy	Sesquipedalian	Sibilance	Simile
6	4	Slang	Snark	Solecism	Soliloquy	Sonnet	Stanza
7	1	Stream of Consciousness	Superlative	Syllogism	Symbolism	Syncope	Synecdoche
7	2	Synesis	Synesthesia	Syntax	Tmesis	Tone	Tragedy
7	3	Tragicomedy	Tragic Flaw	Transition	Understatement	Utopia	Verisimilitude
7	4	Verse	Zeugma	Zoomorphism	Rhetoric	Palindrome	Pentameter

Themes: Beauty of simplicity Capitalism – effect on the individual Change of power - necessity Change versus tradition Chaos and order Character – destruction, building up Circle of life Coming of age Communication – verbal and nonverbal Companionship as salvation Convention and rebellion Dangers of ignorance Darkness and light Death – inevitable or tragedy Desire to escape Destruction of beauty Disillusionment and dreams Displacement Empowerment Emptiness of attaining false dream Everlasting love Evils of racism Facing darkness Facing reality Fading beauty Faith versus doubt Family – blessing or curse Fate and free will Fear of failure Female roles Fulfillment Good versus bad Greed as downfall Growing up – pain or pleasure Hazards of passing judgment Heartbreak of betrayal Heroism – real and perceived Hierarchy in nature Identity crisis Illusion of power Immortality Individual versus society Inner versus outer strength Injustice Isolation Isolationism - hazards Knowledge versus ignorance Loneliness as destructive force Losing hope Loss of innocence Lost honor Lost love Love and sacrifice Man against nature Manipulation Materialism as downfall Motherhood Names – power and significance Nationalism – complications Nature as beauty Necessity of work Oppression of women Optimism – power or folly Overcoming – fear, weakness, vice Patriotism – positive side or complications Power and corruption Power of silence Power of tradition Power of wealth Power of words Pride and downfall Progress – real or illusion Quest for discovery Quest for power Rebirth Reunion Role of men Role of Religion – virtue or hypocrisy Role of women Self – inner and outer Self-awareness Self-preservation Self-reliance Social mobility Technology in society – good or bad Temporary nature of physical beauty Temptation and destruction Totalitarianism Vanity as downfall Vulnerability of the meek Vulnerability of the strong War – glory, necessity, pain, tragedy Will to survive Wisdom of experience Working class struggles Youth and beauty

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Theme and Device(s)

A brief description of this months theme and devices, and potential links to authors and examples.

Number and Title, 1. There is a Monkey in Warp Core

Image	Name	Description
Liani	Liani h'Rendria lyr'Theel'zhiin	Authors Picture First, Authors Name 2nd, and the third box will contain roughly 300 character reaction to the theme/device by the author

((The Author's story)) :: coded for inserting into a wiki

`Affirmations for Authors Name Here`

Image Name Description Liani Liani h'Rendria lyr'Theel'zhiin Pictured of the person Affirming, Full IC name of person affirming, Affirmation at 300 characters or so.Number and Title, 2. The Caged Tribble PurrsImage Name Description Liani Liani h'Rendria lyr'Theel'zhiin Authors Picture First, Authors Name 2nd, and the third box will contain roughly 300 character reaction to the theme/device by the author((Rinse and repeat for all authors))

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