Drama Vocabulary

ACT
ASIDE
CASTOFCHARACTERS
CLIMAX
COMEDY
CONFLICT
DIALECT
DIALOGUE
DRAMA
EXPOSITION
FALLINGACTION
FORESHADOWING
HISTORY
MONOLOGUE
PUN
RESOLUTION
RISINGACTION
SCENE
SETDIRECTIONS
SHAKESPEARE
SOLILOQUY
STAGEDIRECTIONS
THEME
TRAGEDY

Drama Vocabulary

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Word	X	Y	Direction
ACT	18	18	w
ASIDE	18	18	n
CASTOFCHARACTERS	11	11	nw
CLIMAX	8	8	w
COMEDY	13	13	w
CONFLICT	19	19	w
DIALECT	19	12	s
DIALOGUE	19	12	n
DRAMA	14	7	ne
EXPOSITION	17	16	nw
FALLINGACTION	14	14	w
FORESHADOWING	14	14	n
HISTORY	12	12	w
MONOLOGUE	4	2	e
PUN	16	1	s
RESOLUTION	10	10	w
RISINGACTION	14	12	nw
SCENE	10	1	w
SETDIRECTIONS	17	17	n
SHAKESPEARE	10	1	e
SOLILOQUY	12	10	n
STAGEDIRECTIONS	17	17	w
THEME	7	7	w
TRAGEDY	16	16	w