Allegory - A story, poem, or picture that can be interpreted to reveal a hidden meaning., Symbolic object - An object that represents an idea or concept beyond its literal meaning., Symbolism - a literary device that represents an idea, concept, or theme beyond its literal meaning but in a more tangible and relatable way for readers, Repeated objects - Objects or symbols that appear multiple times in a story., Highlighted images - Images in a text that are emphasized or stand out., Archetypes - Universal symbols or patterns in literature that are repeated across cultures and time periods., Stereotype - A widely held but oversimplified or standardized idea of a particular type of person or thing., Conflict - A struggle or problem between opposing forces or characters in a story., Metaphorical conflict - A conflict in a story that represents deeper issues or themes beyond the surface-level conflict., External conflict - A conflict between a character and an outside force, such as another character, nature, or society., External quest - A journey or mission that a character embarks on that involves challenges and obstacles., Internal quest - A personal journey or goal that a character pursues within themselves., Power - The ability to influence or control people or events., Quest - A journey or adventure undertaken by a character to achieve a goal or complete a mission., Psychological setting - The emotional or mental atmosphere created in a story, influencing the characters' thoughts and actions., Subtle change - A small or understated transformation or development in a character or situation., Temporary change - A change in a character or situation that is not permanent and may be reversed., Complicated change - A complex or multifaceted transformation in a character or situation that involves various factors or layers.,

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