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How did Shakespeare use language and specific word choices to help define and shape the tone characters and shape of act 1 in romeo and Juliet?
When you think about it, this is kind of a silly question. How does language create and effect on an audience at any time? Well, what someone speaks makes us understand something about their feelings, their intents, their thoughts, and so on. We have a window into their world.
Of course the people in a play are not real people, but we enjoy plays because we forget about that for a moment and try to think of them as if they were real. A play which features people in the throes of violent emotions and facing unusually difficult situations is more interesting. Powerful language makes it clearer to the audience what is going on with them at the time.
Act 3 Scene 1 is full of these visceral and powerful lines: "a plague on both your houses", "either you or I or both must go with him", "O, I am Fortune's Fool!"
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How is shakespeare a good playwright?
Shakespeare is a good playwright because people continue to enjoy watching his plays over 400 years after they were written. The reasons that his plays continue to be enjoyable are that they have plots centring around universal problems and themes: retirement, teen love, courage in battle, growing up and making choices, the eternal triangle of love and so on. Shakespeare did not write these plots but he chose them with care and focussed on their universal themes. Shakespeare was also the first dramatist to create characters who were internally consistent, who did what they did because they were in some way motivated to do it. But most important of all, Shakespeare has his characters speak in the most amazing words, in a language full of unforgettable imagery, wordplay and vocabulary.
In primary sources such as John Adams's letters to Abigail John's specific values and attitudes are demonstrated through?
His language choices.
What are the choices that the characters have been put into?
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How many commas did shakespeare use in his work?
The exact number of commas used by Shakespeare in his works is not definitively recorded, as it varies depending on the edition and the editor's choices regarding punctuation. However, his plays and sonnets contain thousands of commas, reflecting the punctuation norms of his time. The use of commas in Shakespeare's writing serves to enhance the rhythm and clarity of his language.
Which play William shakespeare quote the choices you make dictate the life you live?
Hamlet
How does body language and gestures help in creating characters?
Body language and gestures can be used to add a dynamic feel to an otherwise bland character and, more importantly, help the actor to better embody the character and thereby make convincing and realistic choices on stage.
In Shakespeare and Romeo and Juliet Capulet is an antagonist because he?
Makes choices without Juliet knowing
How do Shakespeare's structural choices create an effect of mystery tension or surprise in the first two acts of the play?
In the first two acts of Shakespeare's plays, structural choices such as the use of dramatic irony, foreshadowing, and the layering of subplots create an atmosphere of mystery and tension. For example, characters often possess knowledge that others do not, heightening suspense as audiences anticipate revelations. Additionally, unexpected plot twists or abrupt shifts in tone can surprise the audience, keeping them engaged and invested in the unfolding drama. These elements work together to build anticipation and intrigue, compelling viewers to ponder the characters' motives and the eventual outcomes.
What are lexical choices?
It refers to items of vocabulary in a language
What choices does Shakespeare make about how to begin the play of hamlet?
You can find this out by reading Act 1 Scene 1 of the play, which tells you exactly how Shakespeare chose to start the play.
What can the authors use of language dictionand tone help the reader recognize in a story?
The author's use of language, diction, and tone can help convey the mood, atmosphere, and emotions in a story. It can also provide insight into characters' feelings, motivations, and relationships. Additionally, language choices can shape the reader's understanding of the themes, messages, and overall purpose of the narrative.
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