1. 10 Minutes of Book Love 

2. Citing Shakespeare Beginning of each line is capitalized
Quotation marks at beginning and end
Slash (/) between each line
No period or comma at the end of the quote
After the quote, put the Act #, Scene #, and Line #'s in parenthesis 
Ex: “Many a morning hath he there been seen, /With tears augmenting the fresh morning’s dew,/ Adding to clouds more clouds with his deep sighs” (I.i ).

3. Roman Numerals Numbers you need to know: Rule when citing: One= i
Two= ii
Three=iii
Four=iv
Five=v
Six=vi
Act Numbers are capitalized
Scene Numbers are lower case

4. How do I get full points on Citations?
Three or more
Accurately cited
Must support the thematic thesis statement you are trying to prove
Must connect to the content of the script
My advice: if you're worried I will not get why a quote is relevant to the thesis statement or the script, explain your reasoning after each quote.

5. Goals in the Library Today
Complete rough draft of script
Check quotes for accuracy 
Get help with my thesis statement if I am unsure