Romeo and Juliet Act IV

Protagonist

• The “hero” or good character in a story

• A play on words meant to be humorous

• The oppositional force, someone/thing that is in the way

• Something bad or sad happens to a main character

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Antagonist

• The “hero” or good character in a story

• A play on words meant to be humorous

• The oppositional force, someone/thing that is in the way

• Something bad or sad happens to a main character

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Dramatic Irony

• Audience knows something the characters do not

• The “hero” or good character in a story

• A play on words meant to be humorous

• The oppositional force, someone/thing that is in the way

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Pun

• Audience knows something the characters do not

• The “hero” or good character in a story

• A play on words meant to be humorous

• The oppositional force, someone/thing that is in the way

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What does Lord Capulet do when Juliet agrees to the wedding?

• Welcomes her back into the family and apologizes to her

• Moves the wedding up

• Runs to tell the good news to Verona

• Becomes angry with her because she didn’t listen the first time

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According to Friar Laurence, why might Juliet be interested in his plan?

• She is willing to do crazier things, like jump off a building

• He knows the plan is foolproof

• He knows how to mix potions so she can trust him

• Romeo insisted she follow it exactly and she doesn’t want to disappoint him

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How does Paris act when he meets Juliet at Friar’s cell?

• Embarrassed that she caught him making their wedding plans

• Excited because it’s the first time they’ve met in person since the party

• Sad because he no longer gets to “chase” the girls

• Rude because he treats Juliet like property

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Tragedy

• Something bad or sad happens to a main character

• The oppositional force, someone/thing that is in the way

• A play on words meant to be humorous

• The “hero” or good character in a story

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Vial

• Small container

• Prayers

• Passionate expression of grief and sorrow

• Cloth used to wrap a dead body

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Orisons

• Prayers

• Unprepared

• Postpone

• Depressing, dreary

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