Day 46 - Poetic imagery and Romeo and Juliet. Objectives 1. Read and analyze Shakespeare's Romeo & Juliet 2. Analyze how Imagery can affect the interpretation.

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Day 46 - Poetic imagery and Romeo and Juliet

Objectives 1. Read and analyze Shakespeare's Romeo & Juliet 2. Analyze how Imagery can affect the interpretation of a poem. Homework: VCR 6 Quiz Monday Romeo and Juliet Act 1 Scene V. Make sure you complete the annotations and worksheet.

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Romeo & Juliet Act II Scene III

Identify several examples of imagery in Friar Lawrence's monologue at the beginning of Scene III. 1.What kind of image(s) does the language create? 2.What effect does it have on the scene? 3.How might this imagery effect an audience?

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AntipathyApathyComplacentCovetCupidity DysenteryDyslexiaPathologicalEmpathyImplacable MisogamyMisogynyPathosPlacatePlacid PathosMisoDysCupioPlaceo