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Drama Lesson

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    Drama
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  • What is a genre meant to be acted on stage?
    Drama or play
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  • What is a conversation between 2 or more characters?
    dialogue
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  • what is a part of the script in parenthesis or italics to provide information to actors and directors about actions, emotions, setting, etc.
    Stage Directions
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  • A long uninterrupted speech where a character is talking to himself or herself to reveal inner most thoughts and feelings
    soliloquy
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  • When a character breaks the fourth wall to interact directly with the audience; often the rest of the action freezes
    aside
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  • A general type of character or plot; a template
    archetype
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  • When characterization is provided through characters’ words, thoughts actions; readers have to make an inference as the characters’ traits, personality, etc.
    Indirect characterization
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  • A character that makes significant changes throughout the plot either physically, mentally, socially, etc.
    Dynamic character (sometimes referred to as a round character)
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  • he main character doing the action; usually the “good guy or gal”
    protagonist
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  • When the writer makes direct statements about a character's personality and tells what the character is like
    direct characterization
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  • The feeling a reader or audience gets from a text or performance; conveyed through words, actions, symbols, music, setting, etc.
    mood
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  • Clues that the author provides along the way to convey hints about the ending or dénouement
    foreshadowing
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  • A comparison where the purpose is for the second to rename the first; it doesn’t use the words like or as
    metaphor
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  • an implied or indirect reference to a person, event, or thing or to a part of another text
    allusion
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  • Ideas, words, images, phrases that repeat for emphasis; also used to help develop and point to theme
    repetition
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  • A type of struggle; this element drive and propels the plot.
    Conflict
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