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Explore core drama elements
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They make decisions, influence the plot, and inhabit the fictional universe that has been created by the writers, directors, and crew.
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______________ is essential to drama because it takes the audience on a journey.
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The representation of the traits, motives, and psychology of a character in a narrative.
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It takes various forms, from external struggles between characters to internal dilemmas within an individual’s mind.
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It has the semblance of conversation but functions in a very “engineered”, purposeful, multidimensional, structural way.
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It represents the basic idea of the drama.
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The ____________ switches seats and sides of the table to play both turns, taking a pair of glasses on and off as he “changes characters.”
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Spell the word correctly.
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It includes the characteristics, both internal and external, that are revealed to help readers grasp who the character is.
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They have many traits, emotions, and motivations, making them feel like real people.
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They are not deeply developed and usually stay the same in the story.
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They may learn lessons, change attitudes, or develop new beliefs.
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Their personality and beliefs remain the same from beginning to end.
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Drama involves a clash between opposing forces, driving the storyline forward with tension and revealing deeper meanings about characters.
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This struggle often involves decision-making, moral choices, or mental health battles.
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Interpersonal conflicts arise when the desires or needs of different characters clash.
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A formidable opponent when characters face off against natural elements like weather, wilderness, or disasters.
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Arrange and spell the word correctly. "MLIF"
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Characters confronting supernatural beings or forces, such as ghosts or gods, elevate the conflict's intensity by setting up unequal challenges.
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It showcases characters pitted against machines or advancements.
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Spell the word correctly.
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Motivated by survival instincts, moral principles, or personal aspirations, protagonists may take a stand against societal rules.
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The game ends with a ___________ when the losing man plays a trick against the winning man by switching the board around.
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To maintain audience engagement, conflict is often highlighted and expressed through both action and, most significantly, dialogue.
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The ____________ aims to quickly update the audience by providing essential information such as the setting (time, place, atmosphere) and introducing the main characters.
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Once the setup is done, an initial incident kicks off the story.
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The peak of tension, then, occurs.
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Spell the word correctly.
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Following the climax, the action quickly descends.
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Known as the denouement, reveals the final plot twists.
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This is when a character within the story narrates using pronouns like "I".
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The story is narrated by someone outside the story using "he/she."
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The narrator knows everything about the story and characters, including their thoughts and feelings.
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This involves the use of "you" to directly involve the reader in the narrative, although it's less common in longer stories.
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The focus remains on one character, allowing for a deep dive into their emotions and experiences.
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