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You could look at character—why does he or she behave in a
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certain way?
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Setting—the language used to describe the scene (say the
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forest,
the wild?)
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Symbol—what in the text stands for something else?
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Plot—the action sequence. Were there patterns that repeated?
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Point of view—the way the story is narrated or told. The
authorial
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intrusions
of Krakauer?
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Theme—a familiar motif (such as coming of age, loss of
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innocence,
quest).
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