remorse - sorrow; regret, dialogue - the words characters say, disgruntled - to make unhappy, acts - the units of the action in a drama, playwright - the name given to the author of a play, script - the written form of a play, foreboding - a sense of impending misfortune, scenes - acts are divided into parts called...., unabashed - obvious; bold, characterization - the playwrights techniques of creating believable and well-rounded characters, fortify - to make strong, monologue - a long, uninterrupted speech that is spoken by a single character, pandemonium - wild uproar or noise, apprehension - nervousness, stage directions - sets of bracketed information that convey information to the cast, crew and reader of the drama about the sound effects, actions and sets, set - is the term used for the scenery on stage that suggests the time and place of the action, props - small portable items that the actors use to make their actions look realistic, such as plates on the set of a kitchen, indignantly - angrily,

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