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a character that goes through a change in the story |
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author descriping the character |
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when a character talks to himself about his problems |
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a comparison using like or as |
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a speech a character makes |
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a technique of indacting an intention or attitude opposite of what is actually stated |
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a formation of mental images, figures, or likeness to other things |
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a 14 line poem with an ienlicbantamiter rhymth, rhymes alternating lines, and the last 2 lines rhyme |
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a comparison without using like or as |
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description of a character |
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a conflict the hero has with himself |
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a conflict the hero has with something outside of himself |
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representing something using symbols |
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to hint at events to come in a story |
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the main character/hero of the story |
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the idea that fate controls people's actions in a play, fate is controlled by the stars |
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indirect characterization |
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characterizing a character by inferring characteristics from information the author gives the reader |
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a dominant idea in a story |
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a character who has many sides to his/her personality |
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a speech directed to the audience
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a character who only has 1 side to it's personality |
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when the audience knows something the characters don't know |
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a character who highlights or brings out the personality traits of another character in a play, usually through contrast |
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the mood and conditions existing at the beginning of the play |
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the first incident that moves the story
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the action in a story that leads to the climax |
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the action that follows the climax and leads to the resolution |
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the most exciting point of a story |
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the wrap up of the story---the conclusion or ending |
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- father of Romeo
- head of the Montague family
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- wife of Montague and mother of Romeo
- Montague
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- a kinsman of the Montague family
- best friend of Romeo
- helped him get over Rosaline
- supposed peace-maker
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- young girl of 13
- Romeo's lover
- Didn't want to get married until she met Romeo
- Capulet's daughter
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- Juliet's father
- head of the Capulet household
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- Juliet's mother
- not very involved with her daughter's life
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- Juliet's nurse
- pracitically raised her
- she knows everything
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- Juliet's cousin
- violent
- hates the Montagues
- swears revenge on Romeo after crashing the Capulet party
- gets killed in the 3rd Act by Romeo after Tybalt kills Mercutio
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- Prince who decreed that the man who starts up a fight between the Montagues and the Capulets shall be killed
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- Prince's friend
- Juliet's suitor
- "made from wax"
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- Prince's friend
- Romeo's friend
- is killed in the Act 3 by Tybalt
- Comic character
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- The man who marries Romeo and Juliet to try to stop the feuding families
- advices Romeo not to jump into a marriage too fast
- neutral--not in favor of the Montagues or the Capulets
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Dates of the Elizabethan Era |
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- 1533-1603
- daughter of King VII
- ruled England
- Protestants vs. Catholics
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- The period that Queen Elizabeth I ruled England
- relatively peaceful time in England's history
- There were also many advancements in sciene and exploration, when arts and leisure flourished because Elizabeth was liberal
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Life in the Elizabethan Era |
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- stinky-chamber pots
- sword fights
- protesants vs. catholics
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Education during the Elizabethan Era |
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- boys went to school or studied at home with private tutors if there was enough $$$
- girls got an education at home
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- women were subservient to men
- dependent on family to support them
- Married only with parental permission:
- boys marry at 14
- girls at 12
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- big outbreak in 1563--80,000 people were killed (2/3 of Europe)
- the pestilence or the black death
- outbreaks in city and in country
- bad hygiene caused the plague
- there was no way to stop it and no immunity
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- Queen Elizabeth I loved theater! so theater flourished
- became a leisure activity
- actors didn't have to travel the country to preform but were premitted to preform in the city
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- 1 of the most famous theaters built during the Elizabethan Era
- 1576-built by James Burbage (landlord)
- 1599-theater was moved because the rent was too high
- Many of Shakespeare's plays were preformed at the Globe Theater by Lord Chamberlain's Men (including Richard Burbage=son of the past landlord)
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- 1564-1616
- born and raised in Stratford-upon-Avon
- at 18, he married Anne Hathaway
- 1590-1613=when he produced most of his works
- they were preformed at the Globe
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- critics attacked Shakespeare b/c he was not as educated as other playwrights
- praised by many later in his life
- he never felt the fame he has today
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- 1597=Romeo and Juliet was 1st published
- plot was based off an italian tale: "The tragic History of Romeus and Juliet" by Arthur Brooke in 1562
- created new characters and changed time line from 9 months to > a week
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a place above the stage where the actors hang out |
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a trap door in the stage for fast exits and enterences by the actors |
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peasants who watched the play but couldn't afford seats so they stood in front of the stage |
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- fight scene
- The Prince says he will kill the next person who starts a fight between the Capulets and the Montagues
- Benvolio goes to find out why Romeo is depressed and realizes that he is love with Rosaline and tries to get him to move on
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- We learn that Lord Capulet's daughter, Juliet, is not yet married
- Capulet wants Paris to marry Juliet but wants her to like him
- Capulet sends his servingman out with the guest list to the Capulet party so he can invite everyone
- the servingman is illeriate and asks Romeo to read it for him
- afterwards he invites him and Benvolio to the Capulet party not knowing they are Montagues
- Benvolio thinks its a great idea to go, Romeo doesn't want to
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- Lady Capulet and the nurse convince Juliet to talk to Paris during the party
- we see the nurse is very close to Juliet
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- Romeo, Benvolio, and Mercutio are at the Capulet party
- Tybalt sees them and wants to kill Romeo for being a party crasher but Lord Capulet stops him
- Romeo and Juliet meet, fall in love, and find out they are enemies
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- Romeo has disappeared
- Mercutio and Benvolio think that he is with Rosaline
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BALCONY SCENE!
Juliet is concerned that their love will be over to quick
they agree to get married |
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- Mercutio, Benvolio, and Romeo set out for the party
- Romeo still doesn't want to go because he had a dream that fate wanted him dead but goes anyway b/c he believes he has no choice in the matter since fate is already decided
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- Romeo finds Friar Lawerence and asks if he could marry Juliet and himself
- Friar Lawerence knows that Romeo is rushing things but decides to do it in an effort to stop the family feud
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- Friar Lawerence marries Romeo and Juliet
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- Tybalt is looking for Romeo to kill him for crashing the party
- runs into Benvolio and Mercutio and they start fighting
- Romeo tries to stop it
- Tybalt kills Mercutio
- Mercutio blames Romeo
- Romeo kills Tybalt and runs
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