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Character: Any person appearing in the play.
Protagonist: The Main Character in a play. 
Antagonist:  Character in direct conflict with the protagonist.
Dynamic Character:  A character that goes through a lot of changes.
Foil: A Character who, through difference or similarity, brings out a particular aspect of another character.
Static Character: A character that doesn’t change.
Plot: The Story of the play.
Subplot: A secondary plot that is intertwined with the main plot.
Prologue: Introduction of a play where someone comes on and tells the audience something important about the play that’s about to be performed.
Aside: A short speech made by a character to the audience that other characters cannot hear.
Soliloquy: A speech in which a character is speaking his thoughts, revealing feelings.
Monologue: A long speech delivered to another character or the audience.
Foreshadowing: Ominous hints of coming events to create suspense.
Dramatic Irony: When a character believes in a different reality from the one the audience knows to be true.

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QUESTIONS LIST: character: any person appearing in the play, protagonist: the main character in a play. , antagonist: character in direct conflict with the protagonist, dynamic character: a character that goes through a lot of changes, foil: a character who, through difference or similarity, brings out a particular aspect of another character, static character: a character that doesn’t change, plot: the story of the play, subplot: a secondary plot that is intertwined with the main plot, prologue: introduction of a play where someone comes on and tells the audience something important about the play that’s about to be performed, aside: a short speech made by a character to the audience that other characters cannot hear, soliloquy: a speech in which a character is speaking his thoughts, revealing feelings, monologue: a long speech delivered to another character or the audience, foreshadowing: ominous hints of coming events to create suspense, dramatic irony: when a character believes in a different reality from the one the audience knows to be true.