EN · C2

The audience may know one character's secret and remain uncertain about another; an advantage in one plot line does not make it an omniscient observer of the whole.

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Publiczność może znać sekret jednej postaci i pozostawać w niepewności co do drugiej; przewaga w jednym wątku nie czyni jej wszechwiedzącym obserwatorem całości.

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Flashcard #4584 · C2

The audience may know one character's secret and remain uncertain about another; an advantage in one plot line does not make it an omniscient observer of the whole.

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EN · C2

Discussing the distribution of knowledge in a dramatic scene.

  1. A

    The audience knows one secret, so it knows everything.

    Publiczność zna jeden sekret, czyli wie wszystko.

  2. B

    The audience may know one character's secret and remain uncertain about another; an advantage in one plot line does not make it an omniscient observer of the whole.

    Publiczność może znać sekret jednej postaci i pozostawać w niepewności co do drugiej; przewaga w jednym wątku nie czyni jej wszechwiedzącym obserwatorem całości.

  3. A

    What do you suggest doing next?

    Co proponujesz zrobić dalej?

  4. B

    Let’s map audience knowledge in each plotline.

    Rozpiszmy wiedzę publiczności dla każdego wątku.

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Polish

Omawianie rozkładu wiedzy w scenie dramatycznej.

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English

Discussing the distribution of knowledge in a dramatic scene.

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German

Die Wissensverteilung in einer dramatischen Szene besprechen.

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Spanish

Comentar la distribución del conocimiento en una escena dramática.

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Russian

Обсуждение распределения знаний в драматической сцене.

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