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What leads to violence?. Violence onstage usually begins with a conflict of some sort. Levels of violence vary, but usually progress from mild to bad.

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1 What leads to violence?

2 Violence onstage usually begins with a conflict of some sort. Levels of violence vary, but usually progress from mild to bad to worse. Four Main Motivators that lead to violence onstage: 1.Survival for your life 2.A need has been threatened: Food, water, shelter 3.Greed: avarice, sexual lust, jealousy 4.Righteous motivators: relgious beliefs of fanatics How Does it Start?

3 What causes them to fight? Why do they fight? Why does the fight continue? What is the journey resulting in death? Consider the character arc, and the fighting arc. Why does the fight end the way it does? http://youtu.be/6ilsbmB_p4M Laurey & Curly in Oklahoma!

4 Chart the journey of combat in Shakespeare’s Romeo and Juliet. Watch how the fight escalates from talking to drawn swords. 1.Two Monatgues are in the streets alone, as some Capulets come on the scene. 2. Vocal violence happens first. 3.Invitation to fight. 4.Righteous motivation to stand for the cause changes to survival. (Level 4 to level 1) 5.A Montague dies; Romeo kills a Capulet as a result. Romeo and Juliet

5 Romeo & Juliet video clip http://youtu.be/ArDj4e_knAE

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