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34 Cards in this Set
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Harlequin |
Cunning and stupidty |
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Melodramatic |
The dumb sister |
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Tragic Hero |
The ultimate hero with a great flash |
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quintessential character |
man of all men, the one you go to |
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Subplot |
a second story to the main plot, not as strong but important |
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parallel plot |
story that goes along with the story entirely separate, but comes together in the end |
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Episodic plot |
a series of chapters in relation to one overall plot |
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Linear |
basic story with a climax res and end |
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Himartia |
the heroes downfall |
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stock |
the roots of italy |
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capitano |
boost of courage |
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flat char |
not many different layers, linea |
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round |
many layers of emotion |
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dyanmic char |
change over the course of time |
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static char |
no change in time |
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The front of the stage= |
down stage meaning by audience |
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back |
upstage |
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apron |
the area that comes of the stage for musicians |
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removing the fourth wall means |
interaction with the audience |
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true thrust |
audience on all 3 sides |
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thespis |
worlds first actor |
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FEstival of dionysus |
best dresser and once a year |
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Aeschylus, the oresteia |
founder of greek drama |
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Sophocles |
adds dialogue and 3 actors to it |
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Euripedes, madea |
has around 19 plays still being played today |
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aristophanies |
comedic play writer |
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Mask |
help the audience see |
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Ekkyklema |
the off stage violence, imaginiation |
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Aristotle's poetic |
adds chronological order of plays |
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What happened during the greek age |
Christianity takes of the theater and it dissapears |
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pageant wagon |
traveling performers, started new era |
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episodic drama |
loosely made stories and epics |
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Hell mouth |
large story with morality use |
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3 types of the dramas that come from shakespeer |
comedies, histories and tragedies |
