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Whenever you quote a play in your essay, MLA style requires you to include an in-text citation showing where the quote came from. For a play, this will include the abbreviated title of the play, and the section of the play in which the quote is found.
A quote is direct textual evidence from a piece of writing that you wish to âquoteâ word-for-word in order to make a point. Use quotes as support in your essay when the quote relates directly to the thesis or to the claim you are using to support your thesis. All quotes used must add signiï¬cance to your thesis. Do not use quotes that simply repeat the point. How to use quotes: Quotes must be woven into the text using three steps:1. Introduce the quote in your own words in a sentence or two.2. Reproduce the quote word-for-word followed by the correct in-text citation information at the end of the sentence.3. Explain and develop the signiï¬cance or meaning of the quote, connecting it back to your thesis. What NOT to do: Your essay cannot have any free-standing quotes.