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A watch with other functions besides timekeeping. For example, a chronograph is a watch complication. Other complications coveted by watch collectors include: minute repeater, tourbillon, perpetual calendar, or slpit second chronograph.
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Anything that prevents a character from reaching his goal. Complications come in all shapes and sizes, but they can only get in the way of accomplishing a goal. They cannot change a goal. If a character turns around and goes in a new direction to avoid an obstacle but keeps the same goal, this is still a complication. Complications are to be differentiated from reversals. While a film may have many complications (mostly in acts 5 and 7), there is usually no more than one reversal. ...
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| complication |
An unexpected difficulty which interferes with the resolution of the dramatic problem.
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| complication |
The point at which major conflicts or problems are presented; the rising action of a drama
Ãâó: www.qcc.mass.edu/booth/255/terms.html
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A twist introduced into a play which heightens tension and prolongs the climax of the story.
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