Drama is a genre of literature or performance that primarily focuses on the depiction of emotional conflicts and experiences through dialogues and actions. It often involves a structured narrative featuring characters who undergo significant personal or social struggles, leading to a climax and resolution. Dramas can be presented in various forms, including plays, films, and television shows, and they often explore themes such as love, conflict, tragedy, and morality. The term can also refer to a specific type of theatrical work that is intended to evoke strong feelings from the audience, typically characterized by serious and often intense subject matter. In a broader sense, “drama” can also refer to real-life situations characterized by emotional intensity or conflict.
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