Drama is a genre of literature, film, and performance that portrays the experiences, conflicts, and emotions of characters through dialogue and action. It often focuses on the struggles of individuals as they navigate complex situations, relationships, and moral dilemmas. Drama can be presented in various forms, including plays, movies, and television shows, and typically emphasizes storytelling and character development. It invokes emotions such as tension, sadness, or excitement, engaging the audience through the depiction of realistic or heightened human experiences. The term “drama” can also refer to a specific play or performance, highlighting its structure, themes, and the emotional resonance it aims to achieve. In the context of literature, drama is one of the primary forms of storytelling, alongside poetry and prose.
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