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a monologue is a long speech by one actor in a play or movie, or as part of a theatrical  program.

An example would be Romeo as he talks about his love for Juliet.

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Charlese Medina

Definition: The reason or reasons one has for acting or behaving in a particular way.
Example: There needs to be an action from a person to help the main character or other characters to say or act a certain way rather than saying the lines like a robot.

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Dialogue - conversation between two or more people as a feature of a book, play or movie.
Example - 9th grade students analyzed the dialogue within the play "The tragedy of Romeo and Juliet".

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Dramatic Irony: a theatrical effect in which the true meaning of a situation or some incongruity in the plot
example: In plays, the term dramatic irony is a theatrical effect in which the audience knows something the character doesn't know about such as horror movies.

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Antagonist
Definition:

One who opposes another. It’s someone who cause trouble to another person, often  is  people or a person who oppose the protagonist and cause problems toward that person.
Example: An example can be the uncle in Lion King who pushes off Mufasa and kills him to try too take the throne.

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Brenden Le

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Character Flaw

Definition: A limitation or imperfection seen in a character that is otherwise fully functional. This problem can affect the character’s actions and abilities.

A tragic flaw is a flaw that eventually leads to a character’s demise. A common tragic flaw is pride (hubris).

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the beginning of the story that introduces the audience to important information in order to help build up to the rising action.
Ex.
-setting
-events that occurred before the main plot
-a characters back story

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Falling Action- The best parts of a story after the climax and before the very end.

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A character's reason for doing or saying things in a play.

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Verbal Irony
irony in which a person says the exact opposite of what they mean
example: saying it's a wonderful day when it's actually hailing

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the leading, major, or prominent characters in a drama, novel, movie, or other fictional text.
Example, the protagonist of Cars is Lightning McQueen.

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DEFINITION: a character who contrasts another character; a character with opposite traits of another character, usually the protagonist.

EXAMPLE: In "Romeo and Juliet" by Shakespeare, Romeo's character foil is Mercutio.

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The place or type of surroundings where something is positioned or where an event takes place.
Ex: "A cozy view of the mountains with the sun setting behind"

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A play that can be performed for theater, radio, and television. It is usually written in verse or prose to portray life or a character, or to tell a story involving conflicts and emotions through actions and dialogue.
Ex: Our Town-Thornton Wilder, Death of a Salesman-Arthur Miller, Doctor Faustus-Christopher Marlowe

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Stage Direction: An instruction in the text of a theatrical script often indicating movement, sound effects, etc.

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A climax is the most important or intense point of something. It is usually the turning point of the plot of a story.

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Figurative meaning: expression, word, or phrase with figurative meaning understood conventionally only by native speakers
Example: It's raining cats and dogs

Literal meaning: words that have hidden meaning and don't mean exactly what it is literally trying to convey

Example: I was feeling blue

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Definition : the setting is the place or surrounding where an event or scene occurs

Example of a Setting : town of Verona where the tragic play Romeo and Juliet takes place.

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