Plays

The first, and worse, is that Proctor's supposed evidence is all just an attack upon the court. This doesn't hold up very long, so he starts reciting everything he can think of against Proctor; that he plows on Sunday, that he only comes to church about once a month, etc. He basically puts Proctor's religious base into question. And although this doesn't do much, Proctor is eventually condemned with the help of Elizabeth's lie and Mary Warren's accusation. So Parris got his way

It is the play's script.

They made the play Evita to tell the story of how Juan and Eva Peron saved Argentinans and how she changed Argentinan life forever.

In these lines, Juliet fears that her love for Romeo is moving too quickly and that he may not be trustworthy. She worries that their intense passion might be short-lived and result in a painful outcome. This moment reflects Juliet's inner conflict between her deep love for Romeo and her apprehension about the consequences of their relationship.

Iago is usually pictured in Army Uniform. So is Othello, usually.

"The Inspector General" by Nicolai Gogol

Wanderer

Hermia told her. "Take comfort. He [Demetrius] no more shall see my face. Lysander and myself shall fly this place."

Lysander tells her as well. "Helen, to you our minds we will unfold."

If it's classical it would have been written before the 1900's...

1900's to present is considered contemporary

The reason Antony does this is to make the citizens/ the poor to go and against Cassius, Brutus, and the conspirators. :D

no

He killed Roderigo.

Cassius

The location that Yank most belonged to in 'The Hairy Ape' was on the ship. He feels that he belongs and feels respect there.

He is not. Every other character in the play, without exception, considers Iago to be honest and trustworthy. Cassio lets Iago trick him into drinking more than he should, and then immediately trusts him again when Iago tells him to go to Desdemona. Is he gullible and easily fooled? Roderigo is conned again and again out of his money by Iago for a purpose anyone could tell was a waste of time. Again and again Roderigo is taken in by Iago. Iago even fools his wife (who by this point ought to know better) in the matter of the handkerchief. Emilia does not think it suspicious enough to tell Desdemona, unfortunately.

As for Othello, Iago knows that Othello cannot be easily fooled. If Othello were so foolish, Iago could have told him his wife was unfaithful, and he would have believed it. No, instead, Iago only plants the idea in Othello's mind, saying all along that he doesn't believe it. He plays on Othello's humility, his concern that a man of his age, background and race could have few attractions for a girl like Desdemona. And so Othello starts to wonder, to doubt, to worry, not because he is gullible but because he is humble. But he doesn't right off believe it. He's not Claudio from Much Ado. "Give me the ocular proof!" he demands. Are these the words of a gullible man?

Iago is a very skillful psychological manipulator. Nobody is immune to his techniques. Nobody. Othello is not a gullible man. Iago is an evil genius.

Lysander says it to Hermia in Act 1 Scene 1.

It's the part under the stage where the "demons" come from. There's a trap door on the stage that leads to hell. Also one it the ceiling that goes to heaven. Usually both are filled with spiderwebs.

A tragedy is the form of play in which the main character dies as a tragic hero. A tragedy always includes death and destruction in its content. Heroes are tragic, because they die or are destroyed. They all have fatal flaws that contribute to their deaths or destruction.

Coriolanus takes place mainly in Rome, but also Antium.

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it lets the audience now what romeo is thinking.

Mame, or Auntie Mame, is about a young orphaned boy who is sent to live with his eccentric aunt. She is a free-spirited single woman who is at first reluctant to have the boy cramping her lifestyle. They grow to love one another, however, and Patrick learns much from his Auntie Mame during his time with her. The plot can be summed up in a quote from Mame: "Life is a banquet, and most SOB's are starving."

John Proctor doesn't go to Salem primarily due to his guilt over his affair with Abigail Williams and the resulting complications it brings to his life and marriage. He is also skeptical of the court's proceedings and the legitimacy of the witch trials, recognizing that they are driven by hysteria and manipulation. Furthermore, Proctor struggles with his own sense of integrity and feels unworthy to confront the town, which adds to his reluctance to engage with the escalating chaos in Salem.

The ones who do are usually main characters, often giving introspective soliloquies or passionate addresses. Most of his famous speeches are written in blank verse.

People speak in prose when they are ignorant lower class people, when they are making jokes, when they are crazy or very upset, or if they are a character in the play Much Ado About Nothing. In this play everyone speaks in prose all the time.