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Lera25 [3.4K]
2 years ago
8

Look around you and write down about someone you know that you think will be a memorable character in a play. Write down details

about this person, as you would when you write a play.
Does this character give you an idea for the plot of a one act play? If yes, what would the plot for your play be? If no, why not?

pls help me!
English
2 answers:
Grace [21]2 years ago
8 0

Answer:

Old man next door

Explanation:

old man lives next door. hes retired n spends lots of time in his yard clearing weeds. other times he watches TV. he dresses like someone from the 50s n talks the same too.

he may be a memorable character in an old fashion play but i just think he is a boring old man.

Gnoma [55]2 years ago
5 0

Answer:

Mailman

Explanation:

Mailman comes everyday to delivery mails. He drives a USPS van and wears a USPS uniform. He is a good worker as he works whether it is raining or cold outside.

The idea for a plot is that he always rings the bell twice. Not once, not thrice but always twice. I notice that one day and get curious. I find out that there is a reason he is doing it.

It sounds like an interesting investigative play.

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