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Romeo and Juliet: Exploring Elements of Dramatic Speech

Explore the nuances of dialogue, monologue, soliloquy, and aside in Act II, scene 2 of Romeo and Juliet. Delve into the use of metaphors and similes in Shakespeare's iconic play. Learn through examples and citations provided.

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Romeo and Juliet: Exploring Elements of Dramatic Speech

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  1. Elements Chart: Romeo & Juliet Act II scene2 “How doth one speak?”

  2. Dialogue: • -conversations between characters • -write an example from the play in your notes (include citation)

  3. Monologue: • -long speech by 1 character to 1 or more other characters • -write an example from the play in your notes

  4. Soliloquy: • - “solo”  talking to yourself, thinking out loud so the audience knows your thoughts. • -write an example from the play in your notes

  5. Aside: • -short speech / whisper so only 1 or a few characters (and of course the audience) can hear • -write an example from the play in your notes

  6. Metaphor / Simile: • -Oh come on!!!You know this! • Write your OWN definitions for each term here in your notes • -write an example from the play in your notes

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