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context |
What the world was like and how it relates to the play or text.
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Holocaust |
The holocaust killed millions of people.
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regime |
The Nazi regime oppressed millions of people.
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discrimination |
Discrimination towards Jewish people is called anti-Semitism.
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prologue
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The prologue is at the beginning of the play.
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narrator |
A voice telling a story for the first-person point of view, often used when the narrator is a character in the stor.
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perspective |
The perspective from which a story is told.
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sarcasm |
His voice held a hint of sarcasm.
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