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obligatory scene: a standalone construct

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a scene the audience has been led to expect and would feel cheated without, typically a decisive confrontation.

In theatre studies, obligatory scene refers to a scene the audience has been led to expect and would feel cheated without, typically a decisive confrontation. This meaning comes from Archer (1912) in Play-making.[1]

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  1. Archer, W. (1912). Play-making. Chapman & Hall. ISBN 9781426444371

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