great passion, enthusiasm, enjoyment

to give into, to accept though not necessarily happily

giving silent agreement to, unspoken

who or what the sentence is about

the main character of a story, play, epic, novel

payment to make up for criminal activity, an accident, something someone has done bad to someone else

wise, showing good thinking, prudent

unimportant, immaterial, not pertaining to

the action of the sentence

causes the conflict for the main character of a narrative

to deal with a some difficult circumstance

to explain, make clear; the root is luc, meaning light

hard to put up with; causing great discomfort or fatigue

has a subject and verb and can stand alone as a sentence

a long story, often in the form of a poem, that contains a long and difficult journey, a heroic protagonist, a large setting, superhuman tasks

to hold up, to support, to help through a difficult time

indicating a good outcome, promising as to a fortunate result

showing intense feeling or force behind one's actions

has a subject and verb but does not express a complete thought

word pictures that appeal to the senses

a great noise, confusion, chaos

following upon, coming next

being able to speak easily or clearly, being able to make oneself easily understood

one independent clause

contrast or discrepancy between appearance and reality, or between what is expected and what happens