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| producing of a believable fictitious character |
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| a character whose personality, background, and motives are fully described |
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| not a fully described character, still serves a purpose in the story |
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| ability to keep audience "playing along" as if the performed story is real-life |
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| a shift from one character to another |
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| placing different characters' body angle and gaze at different points, usually is the back of the room, in order to help audience differentiate |
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| more fast and extreme, flamboyant movements |
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Dramatic pops are... |
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| quiet and smooth, closer together, may "melt" together |
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| Two ways to achieve good characterization |
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| demonstrate physical characteristics and understand internal characteristics |
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| Give examples of round & flat characters |
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Round: Catherine or Heathcliff from Wuthering Heights
Flat: Cinderella's stepmother |
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