Indirectly kills his wife- He is offered the chance to hand over the money and ensure his wife’s safety, but he refuses to do so…
picking wages, he is killed by a neighbor who opposed Casy, causing Tom to retaliate and…
As you watch the movie and after you have read the play, think about and respond to the following questions. Type your responses on this document (a copy is on my teacherweb page).…
Chase’s self-harm tragically cripples his family, which composes of Gordie, his mother, and father. Although it impacts their personal lives it also damages the relationships that they have with others outside of the family.Chase’s burdens left his mother in emotional distress through killing another man; but he also causes his mother a feeling of deception from her son that causes her to leave the…
The broad emotional feel of the play is embedded in the dialogue of the script that uses idiomatic expression and juxtaposition to individualise the characters personalities and backgrounds.…
The play “Romeo and Juliet” is a devastating love story. In only a matter of few days, to be precise 5 days, unfortunate events unfold. The feud between the Capulets and Montagues, one that no-one knows or what started the feud, caused violence and hatred among the citizens of Verona. Nonetheless, there are people whose actions help lead to the tragic fate of the star-cross lovers and other unnecessary people. People who don’t think twice of their actions until after the consequences. Maybe, just an inference, if they just thought about their actions, the play may have had a different ending.…
5. There are a number of other characters mentioned in the play that never appear like Sally and Frances, Angus and Morgan’s neighbours and the other actors in Miles’ acting group. Why do you think these characters are never seen? 6. If you were in Morgan’s position would you have kept the truth from Angus or told him the real story?…
TASK: Re-read the play. Go through and highlight specific characteristics of our two protagonists – ensuring that you can provide evidence from the play (The evidence could be lines or phrases of dialogue, their actions, current or past, or their body language as described in the text.)…
The play is a two-hander which means that only two characters are speaking in the play. By having only these two characters, it keeps the audience engaged and they become more familiar with the characters and can relate to them easier, engaging the audience. Other characters are mentioned, but are never seen in the actual play. The outside world is only seen through Franks and Rita’s eyes, which interests the audience into learning the characters struggles and experiences.…
Neil Perry: Kills himself, main part in the play mid summers night stream. His father is a jerk. His family isn’t very rich.…
about it, but he knows that something “strange” is happening. This event puts the action of the play in motion (plot…
The choices we make today and the choices we make around others could affect them in ways that are not expected. William Shakespeare's expertise as a literary genius does not come naturally, for his theatrical masterpieces as a playwright entwine flawless craft with transcendent themes. In Shakespeare’s play, The Tragedy of Romeo and Juliet, the causes of Romeo and Juliet’s death are caused by the sophomoric actions that they thought were the logical action to take, but their deaths were helped caused by others. Mercutio, the nurse, and Friar Laurence all make decisions that cause outcomes not expected by them like Mercutio by forcing Romeo to go to the party, the Nurse by betraying Juliet, and the Friar by secretly marring the two. Mercutio, the nurse, and Friar Laurence all assisted to the deaths of Romeo and Juliet.…
A connection that I have explored throughout my four texts are the choices that have been made by the main characters. The four aspects of choices that I have learnt about from the texts are the freedom of choice the characters had, influences, the positive and negative choices the characters made and the consequences to the choices. I will be explaining the freedom of choice the characters had from the two texts ‘On The Sidewalk Bleeding’ and ‘Do You Need Prehab?’. The influences will be explained through the text and film, ‘On the Sidewalk Bleeding’ and ‘The Blindside’. The choices made will be explained through the texts ‘On the Sidewalk Bleeding’ and ‘On the Bridge’. The consequences will also be explained through the texts ‘On the Sidewalk Bleeding’ and ‘On the Bridge.’…
the characterization of Romeo, Juliet and Friar Laurence show how hasty decision making can cause…
unaware of the consequences of his rash decision. Later on in the play, he gets a taste of the…