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According to the writer James Frey, what two conditions combine to create high drama? •high stakes and unyielding characters •dynamic dialogue and characters with resolve •motivated characters and a goal
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According to the writer James Frey, what two conditions combine to create high drama?

•high stakes and unyielding characters
•dynamic dialogue and characters with resolve
•motivated characters and a goal shared between them
•high tension and selfish characters
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either a or d . but more towards a
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