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That which happens on stage to hold the audience's attention.
What is Action
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Circumstances that are presented in dialogue and action, such as moments of danger or emotional upheaval.
What is situations
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The lines of a play spoken by characters
What is dialogue
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The basic idea of a play.
What is theme
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speeches delivered by actors alone on stage which reveal the character's innermost thoughts aloud
What is soliloquies
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An element of the plot that is the solution of a mystery and/or an explanation of the outcome.
What is denouement
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An unlucky event in a play that may strike the leading character or one of the major characters.
What is Catastrophe
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A moment of decision for the leading character; the highest point of conflict
What is crisis
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The series of events following the climax
What is falling action
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The turning point in a play
What is climax
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The series of events following the initial incident.
What is rising action
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The first most important event in a play from which the rest of the plat develops
What is initial incident
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a clearly defined explanation of the events in the lives of the leading characters before the start of the play's action
What is preliminary situation
300
the series of related events that take place in a play
What is plot
300
The environment of the play created by staging and lighting.
What is atmosphere
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The emotional feeling of the play
What is mood
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The information put before the audience that gives the where, when, why and who facts of a play.
What is exposition
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The main character in a play
What is protagonist
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The "bad guy" who works against the hero/main character in a play
What is antagonist
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What you learn from the story about what is "right" and "wrong"
What is moral
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Ms. Windham's cat's name.
What is Prim
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Ms. Windham's first name.
What is Jami
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Ms. Windham's home state.
What is Louisiana
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Ms. Windham's birthday is March 15th, also known as what?
What is the Ides of March
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The title of Chapter 6
What is "The Structure of Drama"