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| called the tragic heros someone who has a lot to lose and is generally considered a good person. |
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| the horrible ending of a tragedy is usually a direct result of the hero's tragic flaw, or a character weakness. |
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| blending comedy and tragedy |
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| some traditional dramas contain characteristics of both tragedy had comedy. |
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| that mean that a drama is neither entirely tragic or comic. a character may experience lass, but end up with hope. |
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| a drama based on inportant historical event ot figure. |
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| any work meant to ve performed for a an audience, theatrical drama s are meant to be performed live, on a stage. |
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| a drama depends on a vompelling plot. conflic and characters different is that all those elements ate developed through dialogue and action, rather than described by a narrator. |
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| refers to words spoken between two or more characters. many dramas also contain monologue. |
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| In which a character speaks to other in momeade of deep emotion. |
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| In which a character gives a speech alone on stage |
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| used to refer to a play that has a happy ending. |
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| A play based mostly an jokes and homor is called a farce. |
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| the apposite of a comedy . IN stead of ending with wedding or clebration, tragedses and with character often death, or horrible loss. |
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