Category: Communication

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Characters: Benvolio, Mercutio, Tybalt, Romeo Setting: streets of Verona Events: Benvolio and Mercutio walk the streets and Benvolio suggests that they go indoors because he thought a fight would be unavoidable if they came face to face with Capulet men. Later on, they bump into Tybalt, and speak to him. Mercutio starts to provoke Tybalt.…

Scene 4 Characters: Benvolio, Mercutio, Nurse, Romeo Setting: street in Verona Events: Benvolio and Mercutio are discussing the challenge that Tybalt had given them. Romeo joins them… Until the nurse finds him. Tybalt sends Romeo a message ” I’ll beat you up with my sword” When the nurse arrives… They take the mick out of…

Character: Romeo, Friar Laurence. setting: Friar Laurence’s cell Events: Friar laurence is persuaded to  marry Romeo and Juliet. Friar says that romeo was probably having fun with rosalind the night before… Romeo states that he was with another girl from the foes side; Juliet.  Friar delivers a speech about how plants and herbs have potential…

Shakespeare uses many metaphors in Romeo and Juliet. Metaphors are used to make the images described by the author (in this case Shakespeare) more creative and interesting. In Romeo and Juliet metaphors are seen especially when  Romeo talks about the future.   Example:  An example of a metaphor is when Lady Capulet compares Paris to…

It’s dark, it’s gloomy… Pitch black. What do I do?! My phone is out of battery. No electricity. No light. No signal. I try to find my way around. I trip, grazing my knee against the wet concrete. I feel no pain. I feel scared. In the corner of my eye, I manage to capture…

Relative Clauses The street was totally deserted The ground was strewn with litter The street, that was strewn with litter, was totally deserted. One of my own. Joe is a naughty student. Joe was flicking his pen at people. Joe, who is a naughty student, was flicking his pen at people Relative clauses make writing…

A car is parked on the bridge before the power station. Soldiers, who patrol the bridge spot the car, surround it, and await to see who comes out. There is a loud silence… Who is in the vehicle, and what are they here for. The enormous building gazes upon the bridge while the mysterious being…

“Fair is foul, and foul is fair; Hover through the fog and filthy air.” W.S Shakespeare uses extremely clever language in his plays and texts. He uses it in order to capture his audiences attention and to make them think deeper about what they are reading or watching. He leaves the audience with a cliffhanger…

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