Drama and Offering

Drama

Drama noun - The public performance of plays.

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Offering and drama are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Offering" instead a noun "Drama".

Offering noun - Something offered to a god.

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Drama and offering are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Drama" instead a noun "Offering".

Nearby Words: offer, offered, offerer

good	good drama	good offering
normal	normal drama	normal offering
typical	typical drama	typical offering
actual	actual drama	actual offering
Other adjectives: serious, little, new, early, major.

Running Gag: Offering somebody bran when they make a sad face, since when Jessie did that in her high school drama class, her teacher thought she looked constipated instead.

Source: Series / Jessie
This trope, both in the original show and others which employ it, has two benefits; not only can it increase the series' run by offering a method to depict an immortal main character on a long-running show, it is also a wonderful way to derive drama.

Source: The Nth Doctor
However, when the Ambassador tries to turn it into a mystery drama, including offering a locket with the ambassador's picture inside (which he has a bag of), the apprentice says he doesn't believe it was poison.

Source: Poisoned Chalice Switcheroo

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