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    Shakespeare juxtaposes the tragic and the comic in these scenes. Vocab for the test on Friday Symbol Motif Plot Theme Imagery Static character Dynamic character Dramatic irony Pun Hyperbole Oxybole Metaphor Simile Personification Classical allusion Shakespearean Sonnet.

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    Moran Lit and Comp

    Romeo and Juliet, 4.4-4.5

    1. What are the tragic aspects of these scenes?

    2. What are the comic aspects of these scenes?

    3. Why do you think Shakespeare juxtaposes the tragic and the comic in these
    scenes?

    Vocabulary for the test on Friday


    Symbol
    Motif
    Plot
    Theme
    Imagery
    Static character
    Dynamic character
    Dramatic irony
    Pun
    Hyperbole
    Oxymoron
    Metaphor
    Simile
    Personification
    Classical allusion
    Shakespearean Sonnet
    Subtext

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