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What is the definition of “thought,” according to the elements of drama?
A.
action and asides
B.
themes and moral lessons
C.
dramatic irony
D.
the language used

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What is the definition of “thought,” according to the elements of drama? 
A.
action and asides
B.
themes and moral lessons
C.
dramatic irony
D.
the language used

anonymous · Answer

Is this a test from subject? What subject? There are many correct answers from different points of view)

anonymous · Answer

Yes this is my english subject on Tragedy, Drama, and Shakespeare.

anonymous · Answer

According to my sources the most correct answer is A.
But I think following quotation will be more useful for you:
"The tragic monologue in Shakespeare' plays has allowed the hero, when he's one on scene, with auditorium in private, consider their own thoughts aloud. Thereby, monologue was not a stop in action, but became rather fascinating moment of the drama, when wit of the spectator could rush onward, forecasting future."

anonymous · Answer

Wow thanks :) your smart and thats cool thanks for helping me :)

anonymous · Answer

You're welcome) Thank you for gold

anonymous · Answer

Lol your welcome :)

anonymous · Answer

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anonymous · Answer

@evilmath