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amphitheatern. an oval or round structure with tiers of seats rising from an open space in the center used for plays or contest
antagonistn. one who opposes and competes with someone else; an adversary
epiloguen. 1. a short poem or speech made to the audience after the end of a play. 2. a brief addition at the end of a literary work, often telling the characters' future
hubrisarrogance; extreme pride
ingenuen. 1. an innocent young woman. 2. an actress playing an ingenue
limelightn. a position as the focus of attention
monologuen. a long solo speech
pathosn. a felling of sympathy or pity
prologuen.1. the lines introducing a play.2. an introductory event
protagonistn.1. the leading character in a work of literature. 2. any leading figure

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Creator reading2
Created June 4, 2009
Group HCC Brandon REA 02
Subject Theater
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