Create a plot for a three-act play. Your plot should have around seven to eight scenes and at least two main characters. Describe the plot and individual scenes, and write a short character sketch of each of your characters, with a brief description of their roles throughout the play: Your overall plot description should be about 100 words. Each scene should have a 30-word description. Each main character should have a 25–30 word description. Each minor character should have a 5–10 word description.

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