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The purpose of acts in plays is to break up the storyline into segments or sections. Each act typically represents a different part of the plot, allowing for transitions between scenes, changes in setting or time, and building suspense or tension throughout the performance. Acts help structure the play and provide the audience with natural breaks to digest the story.
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