Dai practice

Shakespeare's Plays

• Comedy and tragedy

• Drama and Comedy

• Romance and Comedy

• Tragedy and Drama

Shakespare's Career ending

• Happy ending and tragedy

• Comedy and romance

• Romance and Happy ending

• Tragedy and romance

Romances features

• Dark emotions,social levels,older man,super natural unrealistic events

• Main characters

  Magical,supernatural and unrealistic events

  Subplot characters

  Characters representing

  Dark emotions

• Characters

  Events realistic

  Social levels

  Violence

• Main Characters

  Subplot characters

  Dark emotions

  Magical events

What are the types of dramatic speeches?

• Soliloquy,aside and monologue

• Monologue,Play emotions,aside

• Soliloquy,monologue and main characters

• Emotions,motivations,soliloquy

Soliloquy

• Monologue alone on stage

  Express his her feelings

  Honest

  Speaking to oneself

• Brief remark

  Adress to the audience

  Not meant to be heard by other characters

• Long uninterrupted speech by one character

  Delivered to the other characters or to a crowd,onstage.

• Speak aloud

  Deliver to other characters

Long uninterrupted speech by one character

Delivered to the other characters or to a crowd,onstage.

• Soliloquy

• Speech

• Monologue

• Aside

Brief remark

Adress to the audience

Not meant to be heard by other characters

• Prologue

• Aside

• Soliloquy

• Speech

Discrepancy or contradiction beween appearence and reality, between meaning and intention, or between expectation and outocome.

• Surprise ending

• Situational irony

• Irony

• Chorus

An unexpected resolution to a story's plot.

• Irony

• Surprise ending

• Situational Irony

• Chorus

The difference between what happens and what you or a character expects or wants.

• Situational Irony

• Irony

• Exodo

• Choragos