Template:Gran Simulacro plate skeleton

Template Usage Instructions The Gran Simulacro plate skeleton template can be used to automatically generate the structure for a new plate article. To apply the skeleton: Create a new article using the naming scheme: Gran Simulacro plate <plate number> Put the following text into the article: {{ subst:Gran Simulacro plate skeleton|<plate number>|Text description of the play to appear in the top line of the article.}} Then save the article. The subst line will then be replaced with the output of this template and can be edited further in the standard way from that point on.

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Plate {{{1}}} illustration and description. Click image to enlarge.

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Translation

Translation text goes here.

Interpretation

Simple response

What was the victim trying to achieve?

Basic Play

Sequence

1. Both fencers start IN SUCH-AND-SUCH A MANNER.

   [[Image:Gran Simulacro plate {{{1}}} Basic Play - Beginning - Adam and Devon.jpg|300px]]

2. The agent STARTS A FIGHT.
3. The patient RESPONDS LIKE IN THE FOLLOWING PICTURE.

   [[Image:Gran Simulacro plate {{{1}}} Basic Play - Intermediate - Adam and Devon.jpg|300px]]

4. The agent MAYBE DIES OR MAYBE NOT.

   [[Image:Gran Simulacro plate {{{1}}} Basic Play - Conclusion - Adam and Devon.jpg|300px]]

Key Points

• Important elements of form and execution go here.

Why? Here I could explain why this particular key point is important or why it functions the way it does.

Patient's Error

• What was the mistake made by the patient that allowed them to be wounded by the agent.

Demonstrated Principals

• What does this play demonstrate from the earlier manuscript. References recommended.

Intelligent Play

Sequence

1. Both fencers start IN SUCH-AND-SUCH A MANNER.

   [[Image:Gran Simulacro plate {{{1}}} Intelligent Play - Beginning - Adam and Devon.jpg|300px]]

2. The agent STARTS A FIGHT.
3. The patient RESPONDS LIKE IN THE FOLLOWING PICTURE.

   [[Image:Gran Simulacro plate {{{1}}} Intelligent Play - Intermediate 1 - Adam and Devon.jpg|300px]]

4. The agent FALLS INTO ERROR.

   [[Image:Gran Simulacro plate {{{1}}} Intelligent Play - Intermediate 2 - Adam and Devon.jpg|300px]]

5. The patient DELIVERS A WOUND.

   [[Image:Gran Simulacro plate {{{1}}} Intelligent Play - Conclusion - Adam and Devon.jpg|300px]]

Key Points

• Important elements of form and execution go here.

Why? Here I could explain why this particular key point is important or why it functions the way it does.

Agent's Error

• What was the mistake made by the agent that allowed them to be wounded by the agent.

Demonstrated Principals

• What does this play demonstrate from the earlier manuscript. References recommended.

See also

• Counter to ANOTHER PLATE?.
• Related in some other way to SOME OTHER PLATE?

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