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The plot of the play is the main point of a play. Each character contributes to the plot of the play.
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What is the word for the part of the play where the plot thickens?
twist? The part of the play where the plot thickens is the epitasis, from the Greek for intensification. It precedes the catastrophe.
What the difference between 'comedy of errors' and 'the boys from Syracuse'?
The Comedy of Errors is by Shakespeare. The Boys from Syracuse is not. It has a very similar plot, and the Shapespeare play was its source, but it was written by George Abbot. It is also a musical, whereas there are no musical breaks in the Shakespeare play. The Twins by Plautus is another play with a similar plot which was Shakespeare's source for his play.
Is Shakespeare connected to the Gunpowder plot?
it is suggested that it is ralated to his play Macbeth but no one can know for sure.
What is the part of a play's plot in which the hero faces a major obstacle or problem?
I believe its called the climax
What is the role of minor characters in a play?
it depends on the play. in some the minor characters play a very brief role in keeping the plot going, but sokmtimes that minor characters cause the entire plot to happen. they can reveal traits about the major or other minor characters. this is a super broad question, and the answer is equally so. depending on the play they can really affect any aspect(s) of it to any degree.
What is the message of a play?
the PLOT
The sequence of actions in a play is?
The plot.
What is the word for the part of the play where the plot thickens?
twist? The part of the play where the plot thickens is the epitasis, from the Greek for intensification. It precedes the catastrophe.
What is it when an unexpected event occurs within the plot in a play?
An unexpected event in a play is known as a plot twist. Plot twists are used to surprise the audience, create suspense, or change the direction of the story.
Which of these is present in both a play and a novel?
plot
What is the plot od paula vogel's how i learned to drive?
what is the plot of paula vogel's play how i learned to drive
What is the purpose of a plot in plays?
The plot is the "backbone" in plays. It drives the play; it is the story. You may be able to read only the dialogue, but the dialogue itself is the plot.
What is the plot of the play the diary of anne frank?
The plot of the play more-or-less mirrors the diary. And it is yet again a case of the book being much better than the play or movie. MUCH better.
Which of willams Shakespeares plays has been said to refer to the Gunpowder plot of 1605?
The play Macbeth alludes to the Plot
What will be the plot of Sly 4?
it will be slys ancestors. u get to play as them.
What is a literary subject?
What a story or play is about; to be distinquished plot or theme.
Which play was influenced by the Gunpowder Plot of 1605?
Romeo and Juliet
