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@@ -21,18 +21,18 @@ In its current version, *Brahe* may generate the following annotations.
 * Genre: a specific literary genre that would be used in bookshops such as detective fiction, science-fiction, romance, historical novel, young adult…
 * Literary movement: aesthetic movement the text seems to embody (does not work so well)
 * Literary form: whether it's the description of a place, a conversation, a stream of consciousness
-* A trope or literary cliché:
+* Trope: a trope or literary cliché (a fuzzy definition but works surprisingly well)
 * Enonciation: who is speaking in the text (first-person narrative, dialog, third-person narrative, omniscient narrator)
-* Narrative arch: how is the action unfolding (suspense, dramatic tension, comic relief, 
-* Active characters: the list of characters that have an active involvment in the story.
-* Quoted characters: the list of characters only quoted but do not act.
-* Quoted works: a text mentioned or quoted in the text.
-* Fuzzy places of the action: unnamed place where the story happens such as a field, an appartment, a church (does not work so well…)
-* Fuzzy time of the action: nonspecific moment where the action occur moment such as monday, yesterday, a week after.
-* Time setting of the action: historical period where the action seems to occur such as the 1960s, the Renaissance, the Victorian period…
+* Narrative arc: how is the action unfolding (suspense, dramatic tension, comic relief…)
+* Active character: the list of characters that have an active involvment in the story.
+* Mentioned characters: the list of characters only mentioned, with no active involvement in the story
+* Quoted works: another text mentioned or quoted in the text.
+* Absolute place: a precise place with a proper name such as Paris, Sesame Street, Lisbonne Airport.
+* Fuzzy place: unnamed place where the story happens such as a field, an appartment, a church (does not work so well…)
+* Fuzzy time nonspecific moment where the action occur moment such as monday, yesterday, a week after.
+* Time setting: historical period where the action seems to occur such as the 1960s, the Renaissance, the Victorian period…
 * Diegetic time: very approximative number of minutes/hours/days that have unfolded between the beginning and the end of the text (5 minutes, 35 minutes, 2 hours, 3 days).
-* Absolute places of the action: a precise place with a proper name such as Paris, Sesame Street, Lisbonne Airport.
-* Absolute times of the action: a precise date where the action occurs, such as January 15, 1845, 23rd century…
+* Absolute time: a precise date where the action occurs, such as January 15, 1845, 23rd century…
 * Meta-text: to specify if the text is not part of the actual novel such as table of content, legal notice, book cover. None otherwise.
 
 The annotations are not generated systematically but only whenever the model is confident enough.