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is a kind of literatrue that is written to be per formed by actors for
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| a plot is the series of related events that make up a story. |
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| is a struggle between acharater and opposing charater py opposing forces. |
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is the time and place in which a story
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| a charate is a person {or an animal)in a literary work |
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| is the works charater speak. |
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| are a playwright's written ins tructions about how actors should move and behave. |
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| a scene is a section in a play in which all of the events accur in one place at one time. |
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a monoloyue is a speach in which a charater speaks to a sflent or absent
ifs tener in a moment of deep emotion. |
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| special kind of monologue is a soliloyuy speech by a character alone on stage. |
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| whose words reveol what the or she is thinking or feeling. |
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| in an side, a charater makes a briof remork, either to the audience or to another charater, that other on stage do not hear. |
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| the exposition introduces the charatera and setting. |
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| the rising action buids susuense and show how the conflict becomes more complicated. |
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| a play's climax is its most emotional or suspeneseful moment. |
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| falling action and resolution |
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| the falling action eases the suspense and rereds the uotcome of the story's climax. |
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| eor lier in this tutoriali you learned about the different ways character speak on stage. |
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