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This document defines novels as lengthy fictional narratives that deal with human experience through connected events involving characters in a specific setting. It also defines modern novels as lengthy fictional narratives written in prose that present realistic characters and events. Additionally, it lists basic literary terms like plot, setting, point of view, and characters as well as other terms like theme, tone, and symbol.
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