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PPT-Greek Theater Vocabulary

PPT-Greek Theater Vocabulary

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Catharsis The act or process of releasing a strong emotion such as fear or pity especially by expressing it in an art form Acting is a means of catharsis for her

stage dramatic dramatic stage tragic character irony flaw romeo play speech hero audience work characters situation strong

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