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| drama that recounts the downfall of a dignified, superior character who is involved in historically or socially significant events. |
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| tragedy shows what happens when people disobeyed the laws of the gods. |
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| the tragic hero is a noble,superior character that has a tragic flaw that leads to his/her dowmfall.twists of fate play a hand in the character's destruction. |
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| gives info a bout the chacaters before tha action of the play start. |
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| solve conflict,demonstrates tragic failure and involves death oh hero is the single action toward which ENTER play BUILDS. |
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| the fall is caused in part by some error of the protagonist. |
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| chorus is a group of 15 that commented on the action of the play.choragus was the leader of the chorus that participated in the dialogus. |
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| drama is a kind pf literature that is written to be performed by actors of an audience. |
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| are a play rights's written instruction a bout how actors should move and behave. |
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| a section in a play in which all of the events occur in one place at one time. |
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| a speech in which a character speaks to a silent or absent listener in a moment of deep emotions. |
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| a character make a brief remaker, either to the audience or to another character, that other on sate do not hear. |
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| one way is through dialogue, or conversation between two or more character. |
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| a long speech made by one character often, the stage direction indicates wether the character delivering the monologue is alone or separated from others on the stage. |
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| during a monologue, a characters in a drama speaks without interruption. |
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