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32 Cards in this Set
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What are the different ways the word "man" is used in Act 3 Scene 1?
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man is used meaning manservant and an actual man
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How and why have Romeo's actions toward Tybalt changed?
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Romeo's actions changed because now that he is married to Juliet he is related to Tybalt and wants to be nicer. It changes again when T kills M, causing R to kill T
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What injuries has Romeo bestowed upon Tybalt from Tybalt's point of view?
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Tybalt was embarrased at the party when his uncle scolded him for wanting to fight Romeo.
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What does passado mean?
Where did it first appear? |
Passado- make a pass or move
It first appeared in the street scene with Mercutio and Benvolio |
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What are 2 ways Mercutio gets hurt?
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Physically by Tybalt (gets stabbed)
Emotionally by Romeo (M. thinks R is betraying him) |
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How does Mercutio die?
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he gets stabbed by T.
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Where does Act 3 Scene 2 occur? what occurs in this scene?
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the Capulets Orchard
Juliet speaks of how she wants the day to end so night can come and bring Romeo to her |
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2 Ex. of personification in 3-2
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spread thy close curtain, love-performing night
come gentle night |
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Why does Juliet want her love Romeo "cut out in little stars"?
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so that the world would love the night and there would be no use for day
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What is Juliet impatient about?
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she wants to see Romeo
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2 sources that prove that Juliet dislikes day
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"garish sun"
"so tedious is this day" |
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Describe the level of closeness between then Nurse and Juliet in 3-2
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there is confusion about who died- Tybalt or Romeo, causing Juliet to become angry. Then the nurse becomes angry when she finds that Juliet is relieved it was T who died, not Romeo
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What would Juliet do if it had been Romeo who died?
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she would have killed herself
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How did the nurse find out about Tybalt's death?
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she saw it
"I saw the wound" |
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what literary device is this an example of- "pale, pale as ashes"
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simile
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what moods are featured in 3-2?
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mournful
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What is the Nurse and Tybalt's relationship?
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best friends
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Where does Act 3- Scene 3 take place? what goes on?
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Friar Lawrence's cell
FL informs R of the prince's decision |
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what is the prince's decision for Romeo's fate?
how is it different than the original plan? |
the prince banishes R.
the original plan was to kill him, not banishment |
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What is Romeo's reaction to the decision?
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banishment is as good as death
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What is FL's advice to Romeo?
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to go with it and that he is lucky its not death
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Is FL considered an accomplice?
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yes because he married the 2 of them, then promised to help Romeo
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what city is Romeo headed for?
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Mantua
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What significance does a nighting gale have? what s. does a lark have
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N- that night is still there
L- that day has arrived |
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Does Juliet like or dislike the lark? why/why not?
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she dislikes the lark because it means day has come and Romeo must leave
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What does Lady Capulet think Juliet is crying about
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Tybalts death
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How does Juliet feel about marrying Paris?
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she doesn't want to
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what is the relationship between Romeo and his pals after the Capulet party?
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M. is making fun of Romeo and their relationships are a bit tense
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How can one tell that Romeos friends dont know he has fallen in love with Juliet?
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because they are still making fun of his love for Rosaline
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What does the line- Wherefore art thou Romeo?
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why are you who you are (a montague)
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who sees whom first during the balcony scene?
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Romeo sees Juliet first
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Why is FL a bit shocked at the beginning of Act 2- Scene 3, upon the news of Romeo's new love?
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1- because he went straight from obsessing about Rosaline to obsessing about Juliet
2-because Juliet is the daughter of his family's enemy |
