1.Allegory: Allegory is a literary device used to express large, complex ideas in an approachable manner.
2. Allusion: An allusion is a popular literary device used to develop characters, frame storylines, and help create associations to well-known works.
3.Anachronism: Imagine reading a story about a caveman who microwaves his dinner, or watching a film adaptation of a Jane Austen novel in which the characters text each other instead of writing letters. These circumstances are examples of anachronisms, or an error in chronology.
4.Cliffhanger: It’s a familiar feeling: You’re on minute 59 of an hour-long television episode, and the protagonist is about to face the villain , and then episode cuts to black. Known as a cliffhanger, this plot device marks the end of a section of a narrative with the express purpose of keeping audiences engaged in the story.
