1/27
leader of the chorus who may step out and talk directly with a character
2/27
dramatic action
3/27
extreme pride or arrogance
4/27
the dancing place
5/27
reflect, advise, warn, and interact with characters
6/27
discovery, recognition, epiphany on the part of the tragic figure that comes too late
7/27
the seeing place
8/27
dressing room where actors stayed
9/27
opening scene of exposition providing background and context
10/27
chorus is always on stage on this part of the theater
11/27
scenery can be placed in front of this section of the theater to add to setting
12/27
represents the power source in the play
13/27
purging of emotions of pity and fear in the audience
14/27
where did actors remain?
15/27
reversal of fortune
16/27
poem changed by the chorus at the end of the scene
17/27
when the audience knows something the characters don't know
18/27
was originally a flat-roofed stage building
19/27
opposite of what you expect
20/27
2 areas on each side of the theater where chorus enter
21/27
when an imperfect by somewhat likable character falls from a relatively high position to a low position
22/27
any tragic flaw
23/27
alter to Dionysus in the center of the orchestra
24/27
final scene of the play
25/27
final lines spoken by the ____
26/27
first ode of the chorus
