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Introduction to Shakespeare’s Othello
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William Shakespeare
Born April 1564 in Stratford-on-Avon
Educated
Actor
Wrote 38 plays and 4 long poems
Shakespeare Vocab: Sonnet, Couplet, Tragedy, Soliloquy
Verse vs Prose
Verse: rhymes, consistent syllables, lines, meter. Used for high status characters, or tragedies
Prose: No meter, rhyme or organization. Used by low status characters, comedy.
Meter
the pattern of syllables, creating rhyme
Foot
A group of syllables, creates a complete metrical unit
Iambic Pentameter
five lines and ten syllables of unstressed and stressed syllables
Blank verse
Unrhymed
Free verse
No meter
Sonnet
14 line poem, couplet, rhyme
Aside
not heard remark by character
Monologue
extended speech
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