Let’s start a worksheet for your play,
a kind of plan and test of that plan.
Please complete this worksheet in
class, and post your answers when
you’re done.
1–Write the dramatic question of
your play. The dramatic question is
the primary question the play will
want to try to answer for the
audience. It is usually a question
about people or life in general and
may not have a completely clear
answer.
2-Identify the play’s inciting incident
and point of attack. The inciting
incident is the event
that sets the story in motion. It is
usually an event that creates a
problem for the characters. The
inciting incident may be part of the Pulse
2-Identify the play’s inciting incident and point of attack. The inciting incident is the event that sets the story in motion. It is usually an event that creates a problem for the characters. The inciting incident may be part of the plot (what we see on stage), but it often happens before the first event. The point of attack is the first event of the plot, the first thing we see on the stage, the point at which we join the story.
3-Identify the protagonist of the play, the character with whom you want the audience to identify the most.
4-Identify the major conflict of the play. The conflict is the contest between opposing forces. A contest can be between different characters, between a character and himself, or between a character and a larger force.
4-Identify the major conflict of the play. The conflict is the contest between opposing forces. A contest can be between different characters, between a character and himself, or between a character and a larger force.
5-Now, test the viability of your scene.
a) Does the scene have a little conflict of its own? What is the conflict? Does it rise in tension and reach the level of crisis in the course of the scene?
b) Does the scene reveal something important about a key character or characters?
c) Do the action and exposition in the scene help to address the dramatic question?
Day 15: One-Scene Play Analysis
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Group of answer choices
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1 pts
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Group of answer choices
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Group of answer choices
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Group of answer choices
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Group of answer choices
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