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Romeo and Juliet Notes | Act 1, Prologue

by William Shakespeare

About 33 pages (9,935 words)

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Act 1, Prologue

The chorus enters and the play is introduced to the audience. Two young lovers have fate against them. Because of their lineage, their love and lives are destined to end in tragedy. The chorus exits.

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What gives Juliet the couage to drink the potion?

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juliets father says to her she can hang________ starve________in the streets

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how violence adds to the drama of the play and how this would make the audience feel (take sides'feel pity'get excited 'feel curious)

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