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1 The Revision Clock We are going to create a ‘revision clock’ to structure our Romeo and Juliet revision. This can be used for any of your literature texts, so have a go at home! It can also be used in other subjects to split your revision into topics.

2 The Revision Clock Romeo & Juliet
Each section will focus on a key character or theme. For each, you should include: Key quotes Analysis of key words/techniques Shakespeare’s intentions Context links Audience reactions (contemporary vs modern) Romeo & Juliet

3 The Revision Clock Romeo & Juliet Romeo
Each section will focus on a key character or theme. For each, you should include: Key quotes Analysis of key words/techniques Shakespeare’s intentions Context links Audience reactions (contemporary vs modern) Let’s do the first one together… Romeo Romeo & Juliet

4 The Revision Clock Romeo & Juliet Romeo Juliet
Each section will focus on a key character or theme. For each, you should include: Key quotes Analysis of key words/techniques Shakespeare’s intentions Context links Audience reactions (contemporary vs modern) Romeo Juliet Romeo & Juliet

5 The Revision Clock Romeo & Juliet Romeo Juliet Love/marriage
Each section will focus on a key character or theme. For each, you should include: Key quotes Analysis of key words/techniques Shakespeare’s intentions Context links Audience reactions (contemporary vs modern) Romeo Juliet Romeo & Juliet Love/marriage

6 The Revision Clock Romeo & Juliet Romeo Juliet Love/marriage Death
Each section will focus on a key character or theme. For each, you should include: Key quotes Analysis of key words/techniques Shakespeare’s intentions Context links Audience reactions (contemporary vs modern) Romeo Juliet Romeo & Juliet Love/marriage Death

7 The Revision Clock Romeo & Juliet Romeo Juliet Love/marriage Death
Each section will focus on a key character or theme. For each, you should include: Key quotes Analysis of key words/techniques Shakespeare’s intentions Context links Audience reactions (contemporary vs modern) Romeo Juliet Romeo & Juliet Love/marriage Death Social status/power

8 The Revision Clock Romeo & Juliet Romeo Juliet Love/marriage Death
Each section will focus on a key character or theme. For each, you should include: Key quotes Analysis of key words/ techniques Shakespeare’s intentions Context links Audience reactions (contemporary vs modern) Romeo Juliet Romeo & Juliet Love/marriage Death Social status/power Generation gap

9 The Revision Clock Romeo & Juliet Romeo Juliet Love/marriage Death
Social status/power Generation gap Patriarchal society

10 The Revision Clock Romeo & Juliet Romeo Juliet Love/marriage Death
Italian stereotypes Social status/power Generation gap Patriarchal society

11 Shakespeare’s messages
The Revision Clock Family Romeo Religion Juliet Context Romeo & Juliet Love/marriage Shakespeare’s messages Death Italian stereotypes Social status/power Generation gap Patriarchal society

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