A play for theater A form of text that follows a A made-up story (usually told by character Definition meter and rhythm, with each prose) dialogue and line and syllable performance. Voice, diction, imagery, Plot, exposition, figures of speech, foreshadowing, rising Dialogues, and stage Elements symbolism and allegory, action, climax, falling directions syntax, sound, rhythm and action, and resolution meter, and structure Advanced vocabulary infused with imagery. The language: Ample symbolism, theatrical and Unique Stylized and figurative metaphor, and allegory. ritualistic manner; feature language Fictional work can reproduction of real combine fantastic and life imaginary concepts from daily life. Playwrights’ socioeconomic Incorporate fantastical status, personal The work of other writers Inspiration and imaginary ideas from background, and their own lives everyday life religious or political position, and their purpose in writing Epic poem, narrative, romantic, dramatic, and lyric - Dramatic poetry: Realistic, non-realistic, Comedy, tragedy, Genres melodrama, tragedy, and and semi-fiction and tragicomedy comedy - Other poems: ode, sonnet, elegy, ballad, song, and epic The message is delivered A few dramatists use from the poet's point of Depending on genres and their characters as a view. In analyzing, you can Message works vehicle to convey discuss whether you agree their thoughts and or disagree with that point values. of view. Romeo & Juliet - To Kill a Mockingbird - William Shakespeare Ariel – Sylvia Plath Harper Lee Works Oedipus Rex, and Mother Love – Rita Dove Pride and Prejudice – Antigone - Jane Austen Sophocles