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Denoument Scenes:

All is revealed.

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Proviso Scene:

Characters come to an agreement

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Contrast: 

How a scene contrasts with previous scenes 

and how this affects the mood

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Gatekeepers:

People who dominate or steer the conversation

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Schema:

The given expectations in a particular situation

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Maxim of Quality:

Being as truthful as possible

Maxim of Quantity

Giving as much information as is needed, and no more.

Maxim of Relation:

Trying to say things that are relevant to the discussion

Maxim of Manner:

The speaker is as clear and brief as possible, avoiding 

obscurity

Adjacency Pairs

Combinations of utterances that go together naturally, eg

a question and an answer

Non-fluency features:

Signs that someone's speech is not fluent because of stress

Address terms

Eg honorifics

Length of turn

Including interruptions

Convergence

Speakers reflect each other's utterances

Paralinguistic Features

Features of speech which change the tone of voice

Use of oaths/swearing

Women were first allowed on stage

The monarchy was restored

Chocolate and coffee houses were popular

Theme: The Way of the World

Theme: Money

Theme: Love

Theme: Materialism

Theme: Deceit

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Ass-onance

The rhyming of vowels

Irony

Puns

Double meanings

Sound patterning: Fricatives

Lots of f's or th's

Sound patterning: Plosives

Lots of t's, k's, p's, d's, g's, b's

Sound patterning: Sibilance

Lots of s's

Sound patterning: Consonance

The repetition of consonants

Upper-class setting

Deflation of the upper class through satire

Sexually explicit

Parody

Catharsis

Doing something that will give you emotional release, eg listening to My Chemical Romance

Stock Character: Fops

Witwoud and Petulant

Stock character: Desperate older woman

Lady Wishfort

Stock Character: Country bumpkin

Sir Wilfull

Truth and virtue win over vice and hypocrisy

Sentence functions: Imperatives

Sentence functions: Declaratives

Sentence functions: Interrogatives

Sentence functions: Exclamatives

Use of modal verbs

eg. can, should

Triplets

Euphemisms

Understatement

Antithesis

Opposites

Incrementum

Exaggeration