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Romeo and Juliet Drama terms

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drama   acted out on a stage by actors in front of an audience  
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tragedy   sad ending drama  
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comedy   happy ending drama  
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plot   sequence of events  
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dialogue   conversation of characters  
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stage directions   conveys the actions of the characters on the stage  
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exposition   the beginning  
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conflict   internal or external problem  
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climax   (blank)  
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crisis   (blank)  
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turning point   a change in the plot  
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resolution   the end  
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prologue   the introduction of a play  
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verse drama   poetry in a play  
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blank verse   unrhymed iambic pentameter  
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couplet   two rhyming lines  
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pun   a play on words  
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soliloquy   alone on the stage with your thoughts  
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foil   a contrasting character  
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aside   a secret that is heard by the audience but not by the characters on the stage  
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monologue   a long speech when an audience and other characters are listening  
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conventions   ideas that the audience just accepts such as a dead body walking off of the stage.  
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dramatic irony   the audience understands more than the characters do  
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comic relief   a lightening of the mood  
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props   movable parts of the drama  
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protagonist   main character  
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antagonist   opposes the main character  
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