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| a drama made specifically for television or movie. |
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| includes mystery and suspense. |
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directions for all the characters
inclue camera angles, lighting, close-ups and extreme close-ups. |
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| plays split into two acts, PART 1 & PART 2. |
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| like "chapters" of a book. |
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| any objects used in plays |
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| main characters, minor characters, the people in the play. |
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| when the author uses hints or clues to indicate the event might happen later in the plot. |
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| the contrast between appearance and reality. |
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| when the audience or a character knows something another character doesn't know. |
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| the contrast of what a reader expects to happen and what does actually happen. |
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| when a character says something but knowingly means something else. |
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| the use of symbols: when an object means more than just itself. |
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| Indirect Characterization |
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when an author shows you what a character is like.
STEAL. |
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