Romeo and Juliet Project

A comprehensive exploration of the language and dramatic features of one of the world’s greatest texts.

Christopher Waugh on 4th May 2018

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NOTES FROM CLASS:

Schedule for your presentation of a soliloquy

Structure of a literary essay on Fate in Romeo and Juliet

Dramatic Devices: Glossary

Example Paragraph

Category: Creative Writing, Reading, Shakespeare, Writing
Tag: Dramatic Devices, Exemplars, Iambic Pentameter, Pathetic Fallacy, Romeo and Juliet, Scene Summaries, Shakespeare, Soliloquy

Posted by Christopher Waugh

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