Act I

Act I introduces the main characters and setting, establishing the world of the story. It presents the initial situation, conflicts, and themes, setting the stage for unfolding events. Key characters are introduced, along with their motivations and relationships. This act builds intrigue and provides important background information, laying the groundwork for the drama or narrative to develop further. Essentially, Act I sets the tone, introduces the main issues, and hooks the audience’s interest for what’s to come.