World Languages, 28.10.2020 16:40 kennyg02

How different are the plots in one-act plays from those in multi-act plays? In this lesson, you've learned that the elements of dramatic plot are important no matter how long the play is, but what happens to that plot in a one-act? What other things might have happened to the the two groups of people stuck in the woods if there had been more scenes and acts in which to tell their stories?

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