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Character Foil

A character who contrasts with another character in a way that highlights their personalities and traits.

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Mercutio vs. Romeo

Mercutio is outgoing and crazy, while Romeo is calm and introverted.

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Tone

The attitude or feeling expressed by the writer toward the subject matter during a piece of writing.

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Theme (literary definition)

The central idea, message, or underlying meaning in a literary work.

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Dramatic Irony

A situation where the audience knows more about the events of a story than the characters do.

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Example of Dramatic Irony - Act 3

The audience knows that Romeo has married Juliet, but the Capulets do not.

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Example of Dramatic Irony - Act 4

The audience knows Juliet is not dead, but her family believes she is.

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Universal Idea

Broad, fundamental concepts or experiences common to all people, such as love or freedom.

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Theme vs. Universal Idea

Theme is the specific message in a work; universal idea refers to general human experiences.

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SOAPStone

An acronym standing for Speaker, Occasion, Audience, Purpose, Subject, Tone.

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Significance of Love/Romance Theme

Love can be joyful yet tragic, representing both positive and negative sides.

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Significance of Fate/Destiny Theme

Love can control fate, changing the destinies of those involved.

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Family/Duty Theme

Love can lead to disloyalty towards family obligations.

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Important Events in Act 3

Tybalt kills Mercutio, Romeo kills Tybalt, and Romeo is banished.

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Important Events in Act 4

Capulet threatens Juliet, wedding date is moved up, and Juliet takes a potion.

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Important Events in Act 5

Juliet is found dead, Romeo believes she is truly dead, Paris is killed, and both lovers die.

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Dependent Clause

A group of words with a subject and verb that cannot stand alone as a complete sentence.

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Independent Clause

A group of words with a subject and verb that can stand alone as a complete sentence.

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Comma Splice

When two independent clauses are joined by only a comma without a conjunction.

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Run-on Sentence

A sentence that is too long and needs punctuation to break it up.

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Wordy Sentence Example

An overly lengthy sentence that lacks clarity due to excessive details.

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Corrected Wordy Sentence

A revised, clearer version of a previously wordy sentence.

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Juliet's Potion

A potion given to Juliet by Friar Laurence to make her appear dead.

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Montague and Capulet Feud

A long-standing rivalry between the families leading to Romeo and Juliet's tragic fate.

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Patriarchal Figure

A male figure, such as Lord Capulet, who exerts authority in a family.

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Consequences of Love

The impacts and repercussions that love has on characters' actions and relationships.

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Literary Message

The overarching message or lesson conveyed through the story's events.

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Romeo's Decision

Romeo chooses to commit suicide after believing Juliet is dead.

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Juliet's Final Act

Juliet kills herself with Romeo's dagger after finding him dead.

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Golden Statue

An homage created by Montague and Capulet to commemorate Romeo and Juliet.

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Speaker in SOAPStone

The voice or persona in a piece of writing.

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Purpose in SOAPStone

The author's intent behind writing the piece.

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Tone in SOAPStone

The attitude the writer adopts toward the subject or audience.

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Subject in SOAPStone

The main idea or topic of a literary work.

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Literary Exploration

The method through which authors delve into universal themes in their works.

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Character Contrast

Differences between characters that illuminate their individual traits.

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Understanding Theme

Recognizing the deeper meanings behind the author's words and narratives.

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Universal Human Experiences

Themes or ideas that resonate with all people, transcending culture and time.

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Historical Context of Romeo and Juliet

The societal and familial struggles that frame the narrative.

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Irony in Romeo and Juliet

The contrasts between appearance and reality throughout the play.