UVM Saltillo Literature Second partial

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Across
  1. 3. The viewing area for audiences in ancient Greek theaters.
  2. 4. Conversational exchanges between characters in a play.
  3. 5. Instructions in the script about how actors should move or express themselves.
  4. 6. Extensive parts of a dramatic work, typically separated by the falling of the curtain.
  5. 8. A plot device where a sudden event resolves the conflict.
  6. 10. Long speeches where a character speaks their internal thoughts to the audience.
  7. 11. The character who opposes the protagonist's objectives.
  8. 12. The central character who drives the plot of the play.
Down
  1. 1. Speeches by a single character to express their thoughts out loud.
  2. 2. Minimal units within acts, defined by the entrance or exit of characters.
  3. 4. A situation where the audience knows more about the events than the characters.
  4. 7. Ancient Greek figure credited with introducing the use of masks in theater.
  5. 9. A group of characters in Greek drama who comment on the action of the play.