When you write about the effects you are trying to create through performance, these are some to consider
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tragedy |
Her sudden death was a great tragedy.
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tension |
There was a lot of tension in the room.
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romance |
There was a romance between Romeo and Juliet.
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surprise |
The joke was so funny because it had a surprise ending.
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sympathy |
We feel sympathy for the flood victims.
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excitement |
The football commentator yelled in excitement.
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pity |
When a person shows pity or concern for someone else's misfortunes.
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alarm |
A sense of alarm is created when you're not quite sure what's happening or when something unexpected occurs.
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anticipation |
We feel anticipation when we're expecting something to happen.
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comedy |
Twelfth Night is a comedy written by Shakespeare.
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status |
Social status is an important factor in how the characters are perceived.
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