V.   Occurrence

A Scene is a composition, assemblage and enactment of the place, time, objects, characters, circumstance and actions of an Occurrence, real or imagined, forming a key element of a Drama.

The word scene is derived from the Ancient Greek σκηνή (skēnē) meaning “the part of a theater (stage) on which the acting is normally performed”.

In a classic "three-act" Drama, the number of scenes per act may vary. However, the general average appears to be at least two and less than eight, with each scene representing a different period of time, circumstance and context.