In a drama, how do audiences learn about a character? Choose three correct answers.

In a drama, audiences usually learn about characters through dialogue and action, since the story is presented for performance rather than told by a narrator. A character’s own words and actions reveal personality, motives, and choices. The way other characters treat them can also show how they are viewed or what role they play; setting alone does not necessarily reveal character.

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