Romeo and juliet lesson 15 note catcher
(1) the two quotations are from two different sc...
Romeo and juliet lesson 15 note catcher
(1) the two quotations are from two different scenes in act ii. what element or idea is present in both questions?
(2) look at all the motifs you've listed in act 1 and act 2. do you see a motif that is more present throughout the text? why? what do you think the author is trying to communicate with these ideas?
(3) what patterns or contrasts in the tragedy of romeo and juliet ae most noticeable? consider motifs, character actions, and events.
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