Introduction to Drama and Its Literature
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| arrow_right_alt | Monologue | |
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Script | arrow_right_alt | Written text of a play |
Conflict | arrow_right_alt | Central struggle between two forces |
Protagonist | arrow_right_alt | Main character of a drama |
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Static Character | arrow_right_alt | Character who remains the same |
Dynamic Character | arrow_right_alt | Character who undergoes significant changes |
Antagonist | arrow_right_alt | Character opposing the main character |
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Plot | arrow_right_alt | A Victorian Mansion at night |
Setting | arrow_right_alt | 'I can't believe you did that!' she screamed in disbelief |
Dialogue | arrow_right_alt | The unfolding story in a drama |
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Dialogue | arrow_right_alt | Instructions for actors and stage crew |
Stage Directions | arrow_right_alt | Different sections of a play |
Scenes | arrow_right_alt | Conversation between characters |
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[She sighs deeply, looking worried] | arrow_right_alt | Describes a character's action or emotion |
[Enter Romeo from the left] | arrow_right_alt | Shows where a character comes in |
[Lights fade to black] | arrow_right_alt | Indicates a change in lighting |