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What are the 3 crucial structural elements examined in comparative study?

Tension, climax, resolution

Must you discuss all 3 structural elements in your comparative essay?

No, choose ones that work best

What feelings does tension create in the audience?

Worry, excitement, or anxiety

Which technique creates tension through secrets and hidden information?

Information that characters/readers know but others don't

What makes tension effective according to the note?

Making readers care about characters

What is the climax in a story?

The most intense/dramatic moment

What does the climax fundamentally do to a story?

Changes everything in the story

In Romeo and Juliet, what is identified as the climactic moment?

When Romeo kills Tybalt

Which is NOT listed as a type of resolution?

Comedic resolutions

What does the resolution often reveal?

The author's final message

What type of resolution does Philadelphia, Here I Come! have?

Ambiguous ending

Which phrase shows similarities when writing comparative responses?

Similarly... or In the same way...

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