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A '''Focus scenes''' break the action of everyone else in a game to focus on one scene between a few players. The director or players can implement the focus scene in two ways: through a continuation of where the play was at the break or by requesting a retake on an exchange that just happened, verbally or nonverbally. | A '''Focus scenes''' break the action of everyone else in a game to focus on one scene between a few players. The director or players can implement the focus scene in two ways: through a continuation of where the play was at the break or by requesting a retake on an exchange that just happened, verbally or nonverbally. | ||
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Latest revision as of 00:15, 30 May 2014
A Focus scenes break the action of everyone else in a game to focus on one scene between a few players. The director or players can implement the focus scene in two ways: through a continuation of where the play was at the break or by requesting a retake on an exchange that just happened, verbally or nonverbally.
