FAMOUS PLAYWRIGHT POET AND OTHERS
WILLIAM SHAKESPEARE
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scene
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soliloquy
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comedy
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dialogue
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Detailed explanation-1: -A scene is a subdivision of an act and a unit of action in a play that introduces new settings and characters at a chosen time. While an act defines itself by rising action, climax, and resolution, the scene features action that takes place in one place and at a specific time.
Detailed explanation-2: -Plays are typically divided into large units called acts. Those acts are often divided into smaller sections, or scenes. In turn, scenes are further divided into moment-by-moment acting units called beats.
Detailed explanation-3: -Full-length dramas are divided into shorter sections called acts. Page 8. SCENE. Each act contains several. scenes.
Detailed explanation-4: -Acts can be further divided into scenes. A scene is usually viewed as a unit of action in a specific portion of the play. Multiple scenes make up an act. Scene changes are often, but not always, denoted by a change in characters or setting on the stage or in the script.
Detailed explanation-5: -Script-the written pages of a play. Scripts are divided into Acts and Scenes.