Dramatic Situation

Definition

The dramatic situation refers to the circumstances and events that create tension and conflict in a literary work, often involving characters facing difficult choices or dilemmas.

Related terms

Conflict:

A struggle between opposing forces, such as character vs. character or character vs. society.

Climax: The turning point of a story where the tension reaches its peak and leads to a resolution.

Foreshadowing:

Hints or clues given by the author about future events in the story.