There were no barriers between the performing area and the auditorium. They found comfort in begin part of a cosmology dominated by gods and heroes. Some would argue that Character is more important than plot. Plot is the spine of the play and is made up of all the essential character actions or incidents. The significant events, the sequence and pace of character entrances, the confrontations between characters, the changes in the situations, and the outcome of the various actions contribute to the development of the plot.
Plots can be simple, complex or arbitrary.
The theatre celebrates what is extraordinary about life. The essential agent of the extraordinary in the drama are the characters. Their will, determination, composition, and their overwhelming desires that propel them to action. Actor's often begin their work by finding out what the character's objectives are. All characters who hold the stage have some urgent goal that they strive to accomplish or some formidable obstacle to overcome.