Romeo and Juliet; Capulet's power and control

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Gcse English Mind Map on Romeo and Juliet; Capulet's power and control, created by Amber Youens on 30/03/2014.
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Romeo and Juliet; Capulet's power and control
  1. capulet in society; act 1 scene 5
    1. host of his party means he has immedieate power
      1. uses possessive pronouns eg. me, my, i .
        1. exception to his own rules
        2. patriacale society
          1. greets men first
            1. makes a joke about women
              1. gets everyone to appear happy and makes him look better
                1. blackmail
                  1. uses rhetorical questions to turn threats into jokes
                  2. degrades women

                    Annotations:

                    • "foot it GIRLS" is more degrading than "welcome GENTLEMEN"
                  3. ominipotent
                    1. commanding
                      1. damands dancing
                        1. orders sevants
                          1. orders friends
                          2. god-like

                            Annotations:

                            • capulet: "come musicians play" music plays "foot it girls" they dance
                            • god: "let there be light" light shone
                        2. Capulet and Paris act 1 scene 2; act 3 scene 4
                          1. act 3 scene 4
                            1. paris
                              1. proud
                                1. excited
                                  1. shocked/ unexpected
                                  2. Capulet
                                    1. tables turned being respectful
                                      1. ridicules paris
                                        1. holds floor
                                          1. dismisive
                                            1. Capulets descision
                                          2. act 1 scene 2
                                            1. paris
                                              1. uses formal register
                                                1. respectful
                                                  1. valid argument
                                                  2. Capulet
                                                    1. ownership of juliet
                                                      1. ignores paris
                                                        1. his points are 'fact'
                                                          1. appears to have Juliets best wishes in interest
                                                      2. Capulet and Tybalt; act 1 scene 5
                                                        1. Tybalt
                                                          1. no honour or respect for anyone
                                                            1. filled with spite
                                                              1. can't see the same ideas as his uncle
                                                                1. assumes romeo will cause trouble
                                                                  1. makes excuses for himself
                                                                    1. plans to get rid of romeo because of family honour
                                                                    2. Capulet
                                                                      1. anger levels change in this scene
                                                                        1. comforting and curious at the start
                                                                          1. raging and just hanging on to his composure
                                                                          2. switches between his guests and his argument
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