1. AIM: Who are the Montagues and Capulets
AIM: Who are the Montagues and Capulets? DO NOW: Read “The Hatfields and McCoys” What is the nature of the conflict? Describe each family. HOMEWORK: PROJECT DUE 12/1 NEW DUE DATE; prologue due 11/30; Vocabulary Unit 4 due 12/2
MONDAY NOVEMBER 21, 2016

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CAPULETS
MONTAGUES
Reckless
Mature
Serious
Determined
Courageous
Tough
rebellious
Immature
Obnoxious
Childish
Wild
Scared
Laidback
Overconfident
Instigator

3. TUESDAY NOVEMBER 22, 2016
AIM: What is a pun? What does a pun add to a dialogue?
DO NOW: Take out Capulet and Montague list
“Pun Fun” hand out
HOMEWORK: PROJECT DUE 12/1 NEW DUE DATE; prologue due 11/30; Vocabulary Unit 4 due 12/2

4. CHARACTER
FAMILY
ACT AND SCENE
IMPORTANT QUOTE

5. WEDNESDAY NOVEMBER 23, 2016
HOMEWORK: PROJECT DUE 12/1 NEW DUE DATE; prologue due 11/30; Vocabulary Unit 4 due 12/2
AIM: What is a paradox? What does it show us about Romeo
DO NOW: Where do you go when you want to be alone?

6. PARADOX a self-contradictory (opposite) proposition (statement)
 I always tell lies
Your enemy’s friend is your enemy.
I am nobody.
“What a pity that youth must be wasted on the young.” – George Bernard Shaw
Wise fool
Truth is honey which is bitter.
“I can resist anything but temptation.” – Oscar Wilde
From the above examples of paradox, we can say that paradox creates a humorous effect on the readers because of its ridiculousness.

7. ASSESSMENT What does Shakespeare’s use of paradox reveal about Romeo?