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and somber or funny and insightful (see examples of movie genres here)
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support or challenge them. If you want a traditional hero story, you need to create a
protagonist and an antagonist. Consider the relationships between all of your characters,
especially ones that have a conDict with each other. Having a conDict creates more
tension in your play and keeps the audience interested in the fate of your main character.
Settings: Where is your play taking place? How does this add to the story? Determine
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when, and why of your plot. If you have a central conDict in your play, this may be the
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