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Plot
The structure of the story, including Exposition, Rising Action, Climax, Falling Action, and Resolution.
Characters
The people or figures in the drama, characterized by their personality traits and roles.
Theme
The main idea or message of the play.
Dialogue
Conversations between characters that help develop the plot.
Setting
The time and place where the drama takes place.
Conflict
The struggle between characters or forces.
Audience
The group of people who watch the drama.
Mood & Atmosphere
The emotional tone created through dialogue, music, and setting.
Symbolism
Objects or figures that represent deeper meanings, like a crown symbolizing power.
Stage Directions
Instructions for the movement, tone, or actions of characters.
Monologue
A long speech by a single character.
Soliloquy
A speech delivered alone on stage, revealing inner thoughts.
Aside
A short comment to the audience that other characters do not hear.
Dramatic Irony
When the audience knows something the characters do not.
Folk Tales
Traditional stories passed down orally, often containing moral lessons.
Survival & Resistance
Themes in folk tales related to stories passed down during slavery.
Colonial Influences
The blending of European storytelling methods with African tales.
Argumentative Essay
An essay structure that presents a claim and supports it with evidence.
Introduction
The part of an argumentative essay that includes the thesis statement.
Body Paragraphs
Sections in an argumentative essay that present arguments and evidence.
Counterarguments
Addressing opposing views in an argumentative essay.
Conclusion
The part of an argumentative essay that restates the argument and reinforces key points.
Ti-Jean
The main character in Derek Walcott's "Ti-Jean and His Brothers".
Colonial struggle
A theme in Caribbean literature that highlights the challenges of colonialism.
Resistance
A theme reflecting the fight against oppression, often seen in Caribbean narratives.
Historical Context
The background of slave rebellions and Caribbean colonialism relevant to the analysis of plays.
