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Drama

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A type of story writing meant to be performed in plays with live audiences.

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Iambic pentameter

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In a single line of poetry, there will be ten syllables within the line, five stressed and five unstressed.

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Blank verse

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Poetry that does not rhyme. Sounds more like conversational. Also called prose

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Heroic couplet

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When two lines of poetry in a row end in the same rhyme scheme

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Slant rhyme

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Forcing a rhyme pattern to fit because the words look the same when spelled, or sound similar to each other.

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Lines

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The speaking parts of the actors. Will be indicated with the Character name.

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Stage directions

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Not meant to be spoken. Indicated by parentheses tell actors how to say or do something.

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Act

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Indicates large chunks of time. In plays, usually a day or so. One overall place, but multiple scenes.

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Scenes

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The settings of the play. Scenes include different actors at different times too.

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Prologue

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An actor called the chorus(narrator”), would give some preview info about the exposition.

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