I am interested in a modernized view of the english language with parts of speech, definitions and types of word structuring for knowledge management. Create a markdown outline of the different parts of speech and with each define them in a short 7 or so word description with an appropriate emoji.

For example "Idiom". Create it for someone using an AI app that generates graphic novel stories.

In the second part do similar for the structures of language guides.
Do this for all of them starting with "Glossary" and give the type and definition.

For each of those two outline trees (parts of speech, language structures used in books), then create a data markdown outline with examples for each - again make them 7 or so words with emojis for easy reading. Show full markdown outlines only.

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Good. Update it specifically for writing graphic novels and make sure to include the examples for that type of content.

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For preposition and pronoun, replace them with something else that is better for story structure of graphic novels. Update the second part with three more. Make sure both outlines have up to 10 items, and combine Type and Definition into one line for each given examples are more important. Highlight key terms with emojis and boldface.

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Good. Adjust them for dramatic situations which can be used as story elements or primitives that can be reused. Create streamlit markdown outline of the same since the variables for these will be used in code. Put each into a structure where I have programmatic access to them as python list dictionaries in code and use an iterator to then display them all using st.markdown.

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parts_of_speech = [
{"type": "Noun", "description": "Person, place, thing, or idea", "example": "Hero, city, spaceship, justice"},
{"type": "Verb", "description": "Action or state of being", "example": "Fight, transform, is, become"},
{"type": "Adjective", "description": "Describes a noun", "example": "Mysterious, ancient, powerful, dark"},
{"type": "Adverb", "description": "Modifies verbs, adjectives, or other adverbs", "example": "Mysteriously, very, suddenly, heroically"},
{"type": "Conjunction", "description": "Connects clauses, sentences, or words", "example": "And, but, or, yet"},
{"type": "Interjection", "description": "Expresses emotion", "example": "Wow!, Ouch!, Haha!, Shhh!"},
{"type": "Idiom", "description": "Phrase with a figurative meaning", "example": "Break a leg, Spill the beans, Hit the road"},
{"type": "Symbolism", "description": "Objects, figures, or colors used to represent ideas or concepts", "example": "A rose for love, a storm for chaos"},
{"type": "Theme", "description": "Underlying message or main idea", "example": "The quest for identity, the battle between good and evil"},
{"type": "Motif", "description": "Recurring element that has symbolic significance", "example": "Repeated imagery of masks to signify identity"}
]

language_structures = [
{"type": "Glossary", "description": "Vocabulary Reference: List of terms and their definitions", "example": "Villain: The antagonist of the story"},
{"type": "Dialogue", "description": "Conversational Text: Characters' spoken words", "example": "We must act now! exclaimed the hero"},
{"type": "Narration", "description": "Storytelling Text: Text that tells the story", "example": "The city had never seen such despair"},
{"type": "Captions", "description": "Descriptive Text: Describes scene, setting, or action", "example": "New York, 2050. A city in turmoil"},
{"type": "Sound Effects", "description": "Auditory Text: Words that mimic sounds", "example": "BOOM! The spaceship landed"},
{"type": "Thought Bubbles", "description": "Internal Monologue Text: Characters' thoughts", "example": "I wonder if they know my secret"},
{"type": "Panel Transitions", "description": "Visual Storytelling Technique: Movement between scenes or ideas", "example": "Meanwhile, across the galaxy..."},
{"type": "Character Development", "description": "Evolution of characters throughout the story", "example": "From a timid schoolgirl to a fearless warrior"},
{"type": "Plot Twists", "description": "Unexpected changes in the story direction", "example": "The hero discovers their enemy is their sibling"},
{"type": "Backstory", "description": "Historical or background context of characters or setting", "example": "Once a celebrated hero, now a forgotten legend"}
]

import streamlit as st

Assuming 'parts_of_speech' and 'language_structures' are defined as above

def display_elements(elements, title):
st.markdown(f"## {title}")
for element in elements:
st.markdown(f"""

• Type: {element['type']}
• Description: {element['description']}
• Example: {element['example']}
  """)

st.title("Graphic Novel Creation Toolkit")

display_elements(parts_of_speech, "Parts of Speech for Dramatic Situations")
display_elements(language_structures, "Language Structures for Dramatic Situations")