Drama
Drama noun - The public performance of plays.
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Storytelling and drama are semantically related In some cases you can use "Storytelling" instead a noun "Drama".
Storytelling
Drama and storytelling are semantically related in made-up story topic. Sometimes you can use "Drama" instead a noun "Storytelling".
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- Flushes out the KFP universe quite nicely, with depth and drama and storytelling that puts her previous work, That's Why They Call It The Present to shame.
Source: Fanfic Recs / Kung Fu Panda - Narrative ("game as drama") tells stories of human drama that the players witness, rather than live through, commonly employing Interactive Storytelling Tropes.
- A genre of storytelling that began on radio in the United States in the early 1930's, so named because its high drama was often interspersed with adverts for soap (Procter & Gamble, manufacturer of such products, was the sole sponsor and producer for many of them).
Source: Soap Opera
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