Form (Part Two)
The shape of a "traditional" Western story.
What is an arc?
"_____, the most beautiful sound I ever heard."
What is "Maria"?
Paulette.
What is Legally Blonde?
This popular variation is filled with cream and has a layer of chocolate on top.
What is Boston Cream?
The person who opposes the protagonist.
What is the antagonist?
"Attend the tale of ______."
What is "Sweeney Todd."
Joanne Jefferson
What is Rent?
The most common donut shape in the United States. (Hint: not "circle")
What is ring?
The opposite of book time.
What is a lyric time?
"Willkommen, Bienvenue, ________."
What is "welcome"?
Joe Cable
What is South Pacific?
Dunkin' uses this Wizard of Oz-inspired name for its donut holes.
What is munchkin?
The highest point of the story, dramatically.
What is the climax?
"But Ol' Man River, he just keeps ______."
What is "rollin' along"?
Anybodys.
What is West Side Story?
This unlikely tangy ingredient is in the title (and recipe) of a variation on an old-fashioned donut.
What is sour cream?
The event that sets our story into action.
What is the inciting incident?
"When the sky is a bright canary yellow, I forget every cloud I've ever seen. So they call me a ________, immature and incurably green."
What is "cockeyed optimist"?
Lucinda.
What is Into the Woods?
This Polish variation dates back to the Middle Ages and is given its own day in many communities.
What is a paczki?