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GLOSSARY<br />
Act - A series <strong>of</strong> Scenes, which when taken together, complete some part <strong>of</strong> a story's purpose, comprising an<br />
affective whole.<br />
Actor - A person taking the part <strong>of</strong> one <strong>of</strong> the story's main characters.<br />
Chronicle - A series <strong>of</strong> connected Episodes creating a unified epic.<br />
Continuity- Those aspects <strong>of</strong> an Episode which allow for the suspension <strong>of</strong> disbelief on the part <strong>of</strong> the Actors. Also,<br />
those touches which draw the Actors into the story, and make them want to stay there.<br />
Director - The person who crafts and holds the story together.<br />
Episode - A single story told in full.<br />
In character- The act <strong>of</strong> portraying a role in the first person. Walking, talking, and acting as a character in a story.<br />
Main Cast - Those roles portrayed by the Actors, usually protagonists, and <strong>of</strong> major significance to the story.<br />
Out <strong>of</strong> character - Talking 'about' the story, its action, or the characters within it, from the third person .<br />
Scene- A unified series <strong>of</strong> action and interaction, generally focused upon one location, or one event.<br />
Setting- A complete world <strong>of</strong> the imagination, including background, history, social systems, etc. A place in which<br />
to create a Chronicle.<br />
Supporting Cast - Any role portrayed by the Director, either <strong>of</strong> secondary significance to the story, or a major<br />
antagonist.<br />
Troupe- A collection <strong>of</strong> people who get together regularly to take turns Acting and Directing in each other's stories.<br />
SUMMARY<br />
It! The Troupe - Roleplaying is a fun activity done with friends. This game invites everyone to participate. The<br />
more each person participates, the more fun it gets.<br />
It! Stage Directions - Portray your character. Whenever possible, speak, walk, talk, and think your character.<br />
Avoid telling anyone 'about' your role as much as possible. Show them instead. This is true for Supporting Cast<br />
roles as well.<br />
0 Supporting Cast- The Actors are there to act, so use them for Supporting Cast roles whenever you can.<br />
It! Staging - Every Chronicle should have a focus that can weld the individual personalities <strong>of</strong> the Main Cast into<br />
a single group. This focus must provide a reason for group action, and should allow for pro-active participation<br />
by its members (ie. the group should be controlled mainly by its members, rather than by any outside agency).<br />
1t1 Continuity- The more quality time you put into making your Chronicle interesting, surprising, and believable,<br />
the more fun it's going to be.<br />
0 Cut! ... Take Two- Becoming involved in your game is great, but it's not real life. No game is ever worth being<br />
hurtful to someone else over. This is a way to bring friends closer together. Use this power only for 'good'.<br />
Theatr1x -<br />
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