Answer:
The events of the past cause the events in the story to unfold.
Explanation:
The other answers are based on opinion and are not very sound arguments for setting a work of drama in the past.
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That my friend would be called an "Article".
It's called an article (The,an, a). Adjectives may work but not always.
For example:
The Road Is Wet.
The noun went 1st before the adjective. This can be rearranged into the following statement:
The Wet Road.
For Both statements, The Article comes 1st before the noun.
(Ps. Articles can never be used without a noun, which is why you will never see The or A or An just standing on its own, without a noun following it.)
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The author's use of a climatic plot reflected by the characters in part two of King Author's Socks: A Comedy Act is the linear plot progresses steadily towards it climax.
