Much Ado About Nothing Significant Quotes

“He hath borne himself beyond the promise of his age, doing in the figure of a lamb the feats of a lion.” Messenger “There are no faces truer than those that are so washed.” Leonato “There is a king of…

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Much Ado About Nothing- Act 2 Scene 3

1. What is orthography? Who has turned orthography? The art of writing words with the proper letters according to standard usage. Claudio has turned orthography 2. What graces does Benedick seek in a woman? Rich, wise, virtuous, mild, noble, of…

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Much Ado About Nothing-Vocabulary

Valiant Adj: brave, courageous Pestilence Noun: A deadly, epidemic disease. Pernicious Adj: Gradually having a negative affect. Flout Verb: To disobey rules or cause destruction. Allegiance Noun: Loyalty or support towards a Country or Government. Obstinate Adj: Refusing to change…

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Twelfth Night Act III

Why does Feste not want his sister to have a name? He says that her name is a word, and words are easily made “wanton” (promiscuous), so he doesn’t want people playing with his sister and making her promiscuous. What…

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Twelfth Night Literary Devices and Examples

Pun “Hunting the hart…my heart that’s being hunted” Rhyme “Away before me to sweet beds of flowers/Love-thoughts lie rich when canopied with bowers” Malapropism “Accost, Sir Andrew, accost” Aside “(aside) Yet a barful strife – Whoe’er I woo, myself would…

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Twelfth Night Act 2 Scene 3 Lines

SIR ANDREWHere comes the fool, i’ faith Here now, my hearts! did you never see the picture of ‘we three’? SIR ANDREWI sent thee sixpence for thy leman; hadst it? I did impeticos thy gratillity; for Malvolio’s nose is no…

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Twelfth Night Act 2/3

2.1 Antonio has been hosting Sebastian (Viola’s twin brother) in his home since the shipwreck. Sebastian tells Antonio his real name/story of Viola’s “death” now that he’s leaving. Antonio wants to wander with Sebastian and go to Orsino’s court despite…

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Twelfth Night lines : Olivia

Clown one: God bless thee, lady! Olivia: Take the fools away. Clown 4: do you no hear, fellows? take away the lady. Olivia:Go to, you’re a dry fool; ill no more of you: besides, you grow dishonest Clown 1: good…

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TWELFTH NIGHT (FINAL)

TWELFTH NIGHTViolaThis passage can be written about in multiple ways: It can be compared to how Rosalind refers to women in As You Like It and Celia reminds her that she’s still a woman, it can be compared to what…

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Twelfth night: Act 2 scene 5

why does fabian not like malvolio? told on him to olivia that he was involved in bearbaiting what is malvolio doing when he sees the note? talking to himself in the garden (talking of himself proudly) after reading the note,…

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