Action as a part of a dramatic work

b) A literary fairy tale.
"A literary fairy tale is an author's, artistic, prose, or poetic work based either on folklore sources or purely original; a work primarily fantastic, magical, depicting the wonderful adventures of fairy - tale characters and in some cases focused on children; a work in which magic, miracle plays the role of a plot-forming factor, serves as the main starting point for characterization" (JI. Yu. Braude).

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    Drama speech variations.
    

With the help of speech, the playwright depicts the emotional movements of the characters, which are responses to what is happening at the moment: to the interlocutor's remark, to his directly visible actions. Dramatic speech reproduced - the child of the characters ' thoughts and feelings is less concrete, complete, and artistic than the narrative forms. The speech of dramatic characters, especially in plays of the XIX-XX centuries, is more close to colloquial speech. As Boileau wrote, "the Ornate syllable is unbearable to read." It is supplemented by intonation, gestures, and facial expressions of the characters (gestures and facial expressions are marked in re-marks).
The words spoken by the actors form a continuous text.
Speech in a dramatic work is divided into two types - the speech of the author and the speech of the characters. The first takes up much less space in the text than the second, but it is very important, because it determines how and where the action takes place. The author is practically deprived of the opportunity to narrate. The author's comments include remarks, title, proper names, playbill, program text, and any announcement about the performance. In drama, the author's position is expressed implicitly.
The poster refers to advertising. It should inform the potential audience about the performance and attract them to the theater. The text on the poster should be short, memorable, and informative. On the poster, the troupe's co-stars, photos and pictures are placed.
Remarks, otherwise stage directions, are the most vivid and obvious manifestation of the author's speech in the drama. This is a different voice "behind the scenes", expressing the author's point of view and influencing the reader, Director, and actors. The viewer sees the implementation of the remarks in action.

15. 
    Drama genre and its peculiarities