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1

Using specific examples, describe the differences between plot and story? Why do plays use plots instead of stories?
2

One of the most essential elements of dramatic structure is conflict. Wilson even calls conflict the "crucible of drama". What is conflict, in terms of the writing of plays, and why is it so important?
3

Even though the rules of theatre are made to be broken, there are still conventions that can be identified. These "rules of the game" help give insight into how a play and performance work. Describe, in detail, Wilson's rules and why they are important.
4

Imagine that you are a playwright. What are the essential elements you would need to include in your plot in order to create a play worth watching? Explain your answers thoroughly.





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