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Act: I
- 1. Introduction of the characters and their relationship to others in the play
- 2. Setting and location of the play
- 3. Basic problem that must be overcome is set forth
- 4. Disguising to accomplish a goal
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Act: II
- 1. Misunderstandings are multiplied and left unresolved
- 2. Relationships become ridiculously complicated
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Act: III
- 1. The greatest level of misunderstanding and confusion occurs
- 2. There is normally an audience "Oh, No!" moment
- 3. The denouement is laid out at this time
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Act: IV
- 1. There is an increase in the irrationality of the misunderstandings
- 2. The misunderstandings unravel in spite of themselves
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Act: V
- 1. Revelation of true identities and intentions
- 2. Couples are paired up
- 3. MARRIAGE(S)
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