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The Five-Part Structure: Falling Action
Identify falling action in a play and explain how events following the climax lead toward resolution.
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Analyzing Dramatic Structure
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Learners will identify and analyze the structural elements of dramatic literature, including the five-part structure, plot and subplot, and character development.
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