Elements of Drama
| M | D | I | A | L | O | G | U | E | I | T | T |
| O | T | S | R | R | Y | A | P | A | C | T | A |
| N | R | F | E | I | X | W | R | N | P | K | N |
| O | A | R | S | H | L | H | O | E | S | R | T |
| L | G | K | O | P | L | O | T | E | O | M | N |
| O | E | G | L | T | M | I | A | D | L | O | R |
| G | D | N | U | T | Z | V | G | B | I | I | U |
| U | Y | O | T | O | A | B | O | V | L | S | D |
| E | C | E | I | N | T | S | N | X | O | L | W |
| O | H | I | O | P | A | Q | I | Z | Q | I | Q |
| S | C | E | N | E | U | J | S | H | U | E | A |
| C | O | N | F | L | I | C | T | O | Y | Y | N |
- ACT
- CONFLICT
- DIALOGUE
- MONOLOGUE
- PLOT
- PROTAGONIST
- RESOLUTION
- SCENE
- SOLILOQUY
- TRAGEDY
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A play builds its story in acts and scenes instead of chapters, leaning on dialogue and monologue to do what a novelist would do with pages of description. A protagonist drives the plot through rising conflict, sometimes pausing in a soliloquy to think out loud for the audience alone. Whether the genre is comedy or tragedy, the structure still marches toward a resolution the whole play was built to reach.
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