What is the meaning of 'Confounded'?

Money, property, or position left in will to someone.

What does 'Spectacle' mean?

Acting without thinking, impulsive

What is the definition of 'Prophesy'?

A struggle between opposing forces, creates drama

Flattered; acted with excessive concern for the wishes and moods of another

So unhappy that nothing brings comfort

What does 'Strife' mean?

Speak (on a topic) formally and at length

Way of conducting oneself; behavior

Give a warning sign about a future event

What is the meaning of 'Discourse'?

Speak (on a topic) formally and at length

Money, property, or position left in will to someone.

What does 'Legacies' refer to?

Money, property, or position left in will to someone.

Acting without thinking, impulsive

A struggle between opposing forces, creates drama

What is 'Chastisement'?

Flattered; acted with excessive concern for the wishes and moods of another

So unhappy that nothing brings comfort

What does 'Rash' mean?

A) Acting without thinking, impulsive

D) A struggle between opposing forces, creates drama

What is the meaning of 'Mirth'?

Speak (on a topic) formally and at length

Money, property, or position left in will to someone.

What does 'Conflict' mean?

A) A struggle between opposing forces, creates drama

B) Severe criticism, punishment

C) Acting without thinking, impulsive

D) So unhappy that nothing brings comfort

What is 'External Conflict'?

A character struggles with an outside force such as another character, a group of characters, or a force such as the weather.

Flattered; acted with excessive concern for the wishes and moods of another

What does 'Internal Conflict' refer to?

The character struggles with his or her own opposing beliefs, desires, or values.

Acting without thinking, impulsive

Money, property, or position left in will to someone.

What is the meaning of 'Fawned'?

Flattered; acted with excessive concern for the wishes and moods of another, as a servant might

So unhappy that nothing brings comfort

What does 'Presage' mean?

Give a warning sign about a future event

Speak (on a topic) formally and at length

Money, property, or position left in will to someone.

Way of conducting oneself; behavior

Acting without thinking, impulsive

A struggle between opposing forces, creates drama

What does 'Disconsolate' mean?

So unhappy that nothing brings comfort

Flattered; acted with excessive concern for the wishes and moods of another

What is the meaning of 'Misconstrued'?

Money, property, or position left in will to someone.

Speak (on a topic) formally and at length

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Theater: where actors bring characters to life right in front of you.

Comedy: Typically in nature.

Tragedy: A drama.

Act: A major in a play, similar to chapters in a book.

Scene: A smaller within an act that changes the setting or introduces new characters.

Stage Directions: Instructions in the script for actors' , emotions, or actions.

Dialogue: The spoken between characters in a play.

Monologue: A long by one character, directed to other characters.

Soliloquy: A speech where a character speaks their thoughts , often alone on stage.

Aside: A brief made by a character, heard only by the audience or a specific character.

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