Which characteristic distinguishes modern drama from traditional drama? A. The plot of a modern drama does not always follow a s
trict structure and might end without a clear resolution. B. While traditional drama usually stuck to a five-act structure, modern drama can vary from three to eight acts. C. Modern dramas are generally written in verse, while most traditional dramas are written in prose. D. Modern dramas generally include stage directions, while actors in most traditional dramas do more improvisation.
In modern drama, the plot does not always follow a strict structure as they usually experiment with a non-traditional plot. For example, the play "The Sound and The Fury" by William Faulkner is told from the perspective of different characters. Each of them tells the same story but from their point of view.
In Modernism, the stories might also end without a clear resolution since Modernism is an umbrella term under which we can find techniques borrowed from Cubism, Dadaism, etc.
The characteristic which <em>distinguishes </em>modern drama from<em> traditional drama </em>is:
The plot of a modern drama does not always follow a strict structure and might end without a clear resolution
According to the given question, we are asked to state the characteristic which <em>distinguishes </em>modern drama from<em> traditional drama.</em>
As a result of this, we can see that in modern drama, there is the no strict structure as the author can decide to make use of different perspectives among other concepts, while traditional drama follows a very strict and rigid structure.
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