act one and two Flashcards

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oxymoron

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a figure of speech with contradictory terms

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extended metaphor

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a metaphor that is extended over multiple lines or the entire work

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3
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classical allusion

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an indirect reference to Greek/Roman mythology

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Paradox

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a self-contradictory statement, that can be proved when explained

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5
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archaic language

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words that are familiar that contain different, out of date meanings

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6
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omission

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cutting out words or letters from a sentence

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7
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imagery

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descriptive or figurative language

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metaphor

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a figure of speech in which a word or phrase is applied to an object or action to which it is not literally applicable.

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9
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pun

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a play on the sound of words

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10
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inversion

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rearranging the word order

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11
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Petrarchan Love

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  • based on Petrarch’s feelings about Larua
  • Lover is completely in love, sees the person as perfect and pure
  • Lover is sad and wants to be alone bc love is unrequited
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12
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Sonnet

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a poetic form consisting of 14 lines

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13
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Shakespearean Stanza

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has 3 four line stanzas, and a final rhymed couplet

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14
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iambic pentameter

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iam - the unit of speech for iambic pentameter
one unstressed, one stressed, starting from the second syllable

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15
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balcony scene

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  • Romeo compares Juliet to light/an angel
  • She wants him to give up his name, but it is naive
  • They barely know each other
  • Romeo starts with desire, concern, desire
  • Juliet starts with Concern/fear, then desire
  • the balcony shows how even when they’re together they will be separate
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16
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Why Verona?

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  • Stereotypes about Italy still existed in the 16th century
  • It was known as the land of love, and very romantic
  • Italians males were known as quick tempered and hot blooded, macho
  • They were very loyal to their families (important)
  • beautiful setting
17
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Function of feuding

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  • Helped show the rules of the social structure (servant v servant, cousin v cousin)
  • Reinforced male identity
  • Loyalty to a male’s ancestors
  • Men share a debased attitude towards women
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Lady Capulet view on marraige

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  • Really wants Juliet to marry Paris
  • It is a norm for young girls to be married, wants that for her daughter
  • Think Juliet is incomplete without a husband
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Lord Capulet view on marraige

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  • More flexible and understanding
  • View is against the typical patriarchal one
  • Wants Paris to win her heart first, and wait two years
20
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Figurative Language and characters

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shows their intelligence, wit, and their views on love/the love they share w each other in comparison to others

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Pilgrim and Saints sonnet

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extended metaphor
biblical allusions
showing them having a conversation w both of them, feeding off of each other
religious terms show how he is devoted to her

22
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Benvolio

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Romeo’s cousin/peace keeper

23
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Mercutio

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Romeo’s best friend

24
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Abram

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Montague servant

25
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Gregory and Sampson

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Capulet servants

26
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Tybalt

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Lord and Lady Capulet’s nephew, very fiesty

27
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Friar Lawrence

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Priest/holy figure in Verona