Liani/Sandbox Two
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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--
Accumulation
Ad Hominem
Adynaton
Allegory
Alliteration
Allusion
Ambiguity
Anachronism
Anacoluthon
Anadiplosis
Anagram Analogy Anapest Anaphora Anecdote Antagonist Antanaclasis Anthropomorphism Anti-Climax Anti-Hero
Antimetabole Antiphrasis Antistrophe Antithesis Aphorism Aphorismus Aporia Aposiopesis Apostrophe Archaism
Archetype Argument Assonance Asyndeton Ballad Bathos Bildungsroman Blank Verse Cacophony Cadence
Caricature Catachresis Catharsis Characterization Chiasmus Circumlocution Claim Cliché Cliffhanger Climax
Colloquialism Comparison Conceit Concession Conflict Connotation Consonance Couplet Denotation Denouement
Deus Ex Machina Dialect Diction Didacticism Discourse Doppelganger Double Entendre Dysphemism Elegy Elision
Ellipsis End-Stopped Line Enjambment Epigraph Epilogue Epiphany Epiphora Epistrophe Epithet Epizeuxis
Eristic Ethos Euphemism Euphony Evidence Exemplum Exposition Extended Metaphor Fable Fallacy
Flash Forward Flashback Foil Foreshadowing Free Verse Haiku Half Rhyme Hamartia Homograph Homophone
Hubris Hyperbaton Hyperbole Hypophora Hypotaxis Iamb Idiom Imagery Induction Inference
Innuendo Internal Rhyme Invective Inversion Irony Isocolon Jargon Juxtaposition Kenning Kinesthesia
Line Break Litotes Logos Malapropism Meiosis Metalepsis Metaphor Metonymy Mood Motif
Narrative Nemesis Non Sequitur Onomatopoeia Oxymoron Palindrome Paradox Paralipsis Parallelism Paraprosdokian
Parataxis Parody Paronomasia Parrhesia Pastiche Pathetic Fallacy Pathos Pentameter Periphrasis Persona
Personification Pleonasm Plot Poetic Justice Point of View Polyptoton Polysyndeton Portmanteau Prologue Prose
Prosthesis Protagonist Pun Red Herring Reductio Ad Absurdum Refutation Repetition Rhetoric Rhetorical Question Rhyme
Rhythm Sarcasm Satire Self Fulfilling Prophecy Sesquipedalian Sibilance Simile Slang Snark Solecism
Soliloquy Sonnet Stanza Stream of Consciousness Style Superlative Syllogism Symbolism Syncope Synecdoche
Synesis Synesthesia Syntax Tautology Theme Thesis Tmesis Tone Tragedy Tragicomedy
Tragic Flaw Transition Trimeter Truism Understatement Utopia Verisimilitude Verse Villanelle
Zeugma Zoomorphism
Nul | 1 | 2 | 3 | 4 | 5 | 6 | 7 | 8 | 9 | 10 |
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1 | Accumulation | Ad Hominem | Adynaton | Allegory | Alliteration | Allusion | Ambiguity | Anachronism | Anacoluthon | Anadiplosis |
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
for the story page
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 |
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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 |
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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 Purrs
Image | Name | Description |
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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))