| how does act 4 start? | in medias res |
| when juliet runs into paris at the friar’s cell and he discusses their marriage | dramatic irony |
| the tears have got small victory by that, for iy was bad enough before their spite | juliet characterization-modesty |
| it may be so, for it is not mine own. | dramatic irony(talking about juliet’s face…it is romeo’s) |
| what is juliet’s mood | suicidal, desperate |
| past hope, past cure, past help | parallel structure |
| when juliet tries to stab herself with a knife | foreshadowing |
| what does the friar give to juliet? | a sleeping potion/pill/poison that lasts for 42 hours |
| juliets characterization | brave, she REALLY loves romeo |
| wedding moved up a whole day | complication |
| capulet thanks the friar | irony/dramatic irony (friar has already married romeo and juliet behind his/their back/s) |
| what is in the end of scene 3 juliet talks to herself… | sililoquy |
| where bloody tybalt, yet but green in the earth, lies festering | imagery |
| angelica | allusion |
| that will find out logs… thou shalt be loggerhead | pun |
| play starts on sun/sat and ends on a wednesday | innacuracy of time (to much action to mit in that time frame) |
| sleep for a week, for the next night i warrant, the county paris hath set up his rest | pun |
| who doesnt believe that juliet is dead? | capulet |
| O woe! O woeful day!…. Most lamentable day!…. O day, O day!… O love! O life!…. despised, distressed, hated, martyred, killed…. | parallelism |
| who is the only one that really cares that juliet is “dead”; not selfish about wedding | the nurse |
| since the climax, what is the main thing that is personified? | death |
| death is my son-in-law; death is my heir | personification |
| all things we ordained festival, turn from their office to black funeral | duality |
| the heavens do lour upom you for some ill | punishment/fates of the capulets |
| our wedding cheer to a sad burial feast | duality |
| merry dump | oxymoron |
| soundly, gleek, minstrel, simon catling, hugh rebeck, james soundpost | pun |
| i’ll ray you, i’ll fa you, do you note me? | pun |
| juliet questions whether the “sleeping potion” will last for the full 42 hours, and if romeo and the friar will be there when she wakes up | innacuracy of time |
Romeo and Juliet Act 4
July 18, 2019