Of Mice and Men
This character is a former boxer and quick to pick fights with people bigger than him.
Curley
This rhetorical appeal will often rely on hard facts and evidence.
Logos
This ruler of Verona breaks up the opening street brawl at the beginning of the play.
Prince Escalus
When the hero finds a teacher in the story, this is referred to as the meeting of the what?
Mentor
This character is the “swamper” on the ranch and is missing a hand.
Candy
This rhetorical strategy appeals to emotion.
This character repeatedly cries out, "A plague o' both your houses!" before dying.
Mercutio
Name one example of something a hero might gain as a result of surviving “the ordeal” stage.
Wisdom, Knowledge, Confidence, etc.
This character is known as the “prince” of the ranch and is well-respected by all.
Slim
In SOAPSTone, what the "A" stands for.
Audience
Friar Laurence calculates that his potion will keep Juliet in a death-like sleep for exactly this many hours.
42
This stage at the beginning of the hero's journey is characterized by the hero being hesitant to embrace his role as a hero.
Refusal of the Call
This event foreshadows the death of Lennie.
Death of Candy's dog
In SOAPSTone, what the "O" stands for.
Occasion
To prove their ancient feud is truly over, the grieving fathers vow to do what?
Build gold statues of Romeo and Juliet.
This is the first stage of the hero's journey.
Ordinary World
This person appears to Lennie in a vision before he is killed.
Aunt Clara
In SOAPSTone, what the second "S" stands for.
Subject
This historical crisis prevents Friar John from delivering the crucial letter to Romeo in Mantua.
The Plague
When the hero leaves their world to enter the "special" world, this is referred to as crossing ______________?
The Threshold