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7
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allows viewers to believe in the events of the story, even though they know the play is artificial
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8
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a speech in which a character, alone on stage, reveals private thoughts that the audience is allowed to overhear
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9
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instructions about how the play should be performed
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11
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a struggle posed by a character’s own beliefs, thoughts, or feelings
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12
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multi-dimensional; have many qualities
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13
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unchanging; remain the same
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16
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one-dimensional; have only one quality
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18
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has a happy/positive ending
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19
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the single main character
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21
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a struggle against an outside force
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26
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a personality or voice that comments on but does not participate in the story
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27
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acts are often divided into these
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28
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a brief remark a character makes to the audience rather than to other characters
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29
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a deeper meaning or insight about life
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