Type of irony where the audience or reader knows information the characters on stage do not know.
A work of literature that results in a catastrophe or major downfall, usually death, for the main character.
A play written for television.
The downward spiral of events that follows the climax.
This type of character remains unchanged throughout the story.
A story told mainly through the words and actions of characters, written to be performed by actors, and told in front of an audience.
A long speech given by a character in a literary work, especially a drama.
A smaller unit of a drama that often indicates a change in location or time.
The part of the story that introduces the characters, the setting, background info, and the basic conflict/situation.
Little information is revealed about this type of character; underdeveloped.
A character's comment, revealing what they are thinking or feeling, that is directed to the audience or another character, but is NOT heard by any characters on the stage.
An individual in a literary work of fiction, drama, or narrative poetry.
A contrast or discrepancy between expectation and reality.
Introductory section of a play, speech, or other literary work.
A major unit within a drama or play. Similar to chapters in a book.
Where is my puzzle?