In early modern plays there were more causal relationships built into the links between the acts of the play than there had been in earlier plays.

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Early modern plays, such as those written by Shakespeare, tended to have more structured and interconnected plots, with important events in one act leading directly to events in the next act. This was a departure from earlier plays, which often featured looser or episodic structures.

In Early Modern Plays There Were More Causal Relationships Built