Wherefor art thou here Romeo?
juliet's innocence
word choice, including the vocab used, the appropiatness of the words, and the vividness of the language
When the audience knows more than the character's future, or what is going on, rather than the character
Dramatic Irony
Title, Author, Genre
TAG
O Plague on Both Houses
- Mercutio
Unrhymed iambic pentameter
Blank Verse
recurrence of repetition of consonant sounds, especcially at the end of stressed syllables without the similar correspodence of vowels.
Consonance
methods of persuading someone in an argument
Rhetorical appeal
the claim you are making about the text in responce to the prompt.
Theme statement/central claim
An epic poem example
A remark or passage in a play that is intended to be heard by the audience or another character(s) but not all the characters on stage
Aside
Prose & Verse. What are each?
Prose: everyday language
Verse: poetic language
A fictional character that the author did not intend for the reader to identify with
Unsympathetic character
Text's central message, concer, lesson, or insight
Theme
A 14-line, usually written in iambic pentameter, and following a strict pattern of rhyme: ABABDCDEFEFGG
Sonnet
Lines or sentences a do not follow traditional sentence patterns for example when a subject and verb or an object and subject are reversed. How Romeo and Juliet speak
inverted syntax
Imperfect rhyme
slant rhyme
Formal Verse
The act of creating or developing a character
Methods of Characterization
movement or tension
Kinesthetic
T/F: Romeo and Juliet is a story about love
FALSE
the study and actual use of meters and forms of versification
Prosody
a figure of speech in which a writer/speaker detaches him/herself from reality and address an imaginary/absent person or an object in his speech.
Apostrophe
Tie together all minor claims you made
Sythesis of ideas
Main characters involved about a "tragedy" of two lovers
Romeo and Rosaline