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“DRAMA” Types of Drama Tragedy:[solemn, personal, religious & Social Issues]Tragic Flaw & Catharsis
Types of Drama Tragedy:[solemn, personal, religious & Social Issues]- Tragic Flaw & Catharsis Comedy[humorous/solving] Farce = Physical Satire = Morals/ Manners
Analyzing Drama: Setting Scenery- (location, time period, social class)Lighting-(time, season, mood, action, char-acter)Costumes- (age,class,profession,ethnicity)Props-(have significance)
Dramatic Structure Exposition ( who, what, where, when)Conflict (Problem of main character)Climax (Pivotal point in action) Resolution ( How does it all work out?) Expo Conflict Climax Resolution
Characterization External: Names, appearance, physique, speech, accent, dress, status, class, education, friends, family, interests.Internal: thoughts, feelings, emotions.
Character Types Protagonist vs. Antagonist The foil (contrasts a character)Confidant (friend or servant) Stock characters: comic, victim, braggart, pretender, fool
Theme Central purpose of the play (message to audience)
Irony Dramatic Irony: Contrast between what the characters know and what the audience knows.