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E-drama, or electronic drama, is a term used to refer to digital or online forms of storytelling that involve elements of drama, such as character development, dialogue, and conflict. Virtual drama is a type of digital storytelling that involves the use of virtual actors and other digital technology to create immersive, interactive experiences. All of these terms are related to the field of digital storytelling and the use of artificial intelligence and other technology to create interactive or immersive experiences.

Actor bot: An actor bot is a type of chatbot or conversational agent that is designed to simulate the behavior and personality of a human actor.
Emergent narrative: Emergent narrative refers to the idea that a story or narrative can arise from the interactions and choices of multiple characters or agents, rather than being pre-determined by a single author or creator.
Interactive drama: Interactive drama is a type of digital storytelling that allows the audience or participants to interact with the story or characters, influencing the course of the narrative.
Metaphor detection: Metaphor detection is the process of identifying and analyzing metaphorical language in a text or conversation.
Metaphor interpretation: Metaphor interpretation is the process of understanding and interpreting the meaning of metaphorical language in a text or conversation.
Virtual actor: A virtual actor is a computer-generated character that is designed to simulate the appearance and behavior of a human actor.

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