Poetry Crossword

A conversation b/t two or more characters in a work that is used by writers to give insight into the characters themselves.
A long speech done by one character while other characters are on stage.
A long speech done by one character alone or seemingly alone on stage.
A character says something (typically short and for the audiences benefit) that the other characters on stage do not hear. It often provides insight into the characters thoughts/feelings/plans.
Guidelines for actors that tell them where to stand, how to act, etc.
A play with a happy ending.
A play with a sad ending.
A play that focuses around an actual historical event.
The central character is a nobel figure who has a personal failing that leads to his/her downfall.
Imperfections that lead the otherwise nobel hero make choices that doom him/her to a tragic end.
A character who possess exact opposite traits of another character in order to highlight/emphasize the traits of the other character.
A large division within a play.
A smaller subdivision within a play.
The main idea or moral of a story.
An extravagant exaggeration.
Play on words.
The art or study of using language effectively and persuasively.
The careful sequencing of events in a story generally built around a conflict.
Pattern of rhyme.
The main character or lead figure in a novel, play, story or poem.