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a type of character, detail,
image or situation that appears in literature from all around the world and throughout history |
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| a play that includes humor or which ends happily |
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| a play in which a hero suffers a major downfall |
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| a play, written to be performed before an audience |
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the speeches of the characters in a drama;
the conversations between characters that
reveal their thoughts |
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scenery, costumes, lighting, and the actors'
gestures and facial expressions and tone of voice |
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| instructions for performing the play |
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| a character's comment in a play that is heard by the audience, but not by the other characters |
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a long speech by a character in a play
that the other characters can hear |
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| a long speech in a play spoken by a character who is alone on stage (basically talking to himself or herself) to reveal the character's thoughts and feelings |
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