The neoclassical "unities" consisted of

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The neoclassical "unities" refer to the unities of time, place, and action, which were principles derived from Aristotle's Poetics. They suggest a play should occur within a 24-hour period (time), happen in a single location (place), and have a single plot line (action). "Tone" is not traditionally considered one of the unities, making this choice slightly incorrect. However, it's the closest option to the correct concept of the three unities.

The Neoclassical "Unities" Consisted of