Title:** This is the name of the play or the specific section being presented. In this case, it's "An extract from 'The magic spear'".

Here's an explanation of the different elements of a script as shown in the image: Title: This is the name of the play or the specific section being presented. In this case, it's "An extract from 'The magic spear'". Narrator: The narrator is a character who typically stands to the side and provides background information or commentary while the other characters perform their actions. For example, the narrator introduces Shaka and Ngonyama. Characters: These are the individuals who speak and act in the play. Their names are usually listed before their dialogue, such as Shaka and Ngonyama*. Stage Directions (Actions during speech): These instructions, often enclosed in parentheses, describe what a character is doing or how they are behaving while they are speaking. For instance, "(Ngonyama is beating a piece of metal and singing loudly. Shaka walks in.)" or "(smiling)". Stage Directions (Movements and Actions): These instructions describe the physical movements or significant actions that characters perform. An example is "(Ngonyama and Shaka hide behind some rocks in terror.)". Stage Directions (Delivery of lines): These instructions indicate how a character's dialogue should be spoken, conveying tone or volume. For example, "(in a whisper)". 3 done, 2 left today. You're making progress.