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Stage design refers to the way the setting for the play looks on stage.

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Playwrights include stage directions in their scripts telling actors exactly what to do and how to do it. They also tell actors how to say their lines.

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The character foil helps the audience understand what the protagonist is like.

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The character who tries to prevent the conflict from being settled

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During the course of a play, the main character, called the protagonist, seeks to solve a problem or settle a conflict.

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When the audience learns a lot that the other character in the play may not know. Dramatic Irony occurs when there is a difference between what one character says and things and what the audience knows is true.

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Monologue is a long speech in which one character speaks at length to another character. There’s no back and forth. The other characters don’t respond.

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A character speaking to themself

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When an actor turns and speaks directly to the audience

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What the characters are saying to one another

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meant to be preformed