Other Characters (romeo and juliet)
- Created by: amberjedxo
- Created on: 21-05-17 16:50
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- Other Characters
- Tybalt
- 'To strike him dead, I hold it not a sin'
- Romeo has offended his family honour by attending the party.
- Men must defend their honour when challenged otherwise their honour is tarnished.
- Romeo has offended his family honour by attending the party.
- 'have at thee, coward'
- Tybalt welcomes fights because he is able to defend his honour
- 'Tybalt falls'
- In contrast to Mercutio's death Tybalt gets very little mention
- Poetic Justice
- Characters get what they deserve
- Poetic Justice
- In contrast to Mercutio's death Tybalt gets very little mention
- 'shall not excuse the injuries'
- Tybalt is dramatic
- 'thou art a villian'
- 'Drawing'
- Tybalt only draws after Mercutio does.
- Only appears to be violent because every challenges him
- Tybalt only draws after Mercutio does.
- CONSIDER
- Is Tybalt a villian or not?
- only appears in the play three times
- Each time someone attacks honour
- Therefore at the time he had to defend his honour
- Each time someone attacks honour
- only appears in the play three times
- Is Tybalt a villian or not?
- 'To strike him dead, I hold it not a sin'
- Benvolio
- 'This is the truth or let Benvolio die'
- Honesty is important to Benvolio
- Examine other beauties
- At the time Women existed only to be beautiful for men
- Benvolio is trying to be a good friend and distract Romeo from Rosaline
- 'This is the truth or let Benvolio die'
- Mercutio
- 'dreamers often lie'
- Mercutio is sceptical about love
- 'a plague a'both your houses'
- Repetition of this phrase before he dies
- Plague- strong connoatations
- 'both' - Mercutio wants the families to know what they have done
- Repetition of this phrase before he dies
- 'dreamers often lie'
- Friar Lawrence
- 'violent delights have violent ends'
- Foreshadowing
- 'for doting, not for loving'
- criticising Romeo for being so fickle in love
- 'pupil mine'
- Close relationship
- 'this alliance may so happy prove'
- Positive outlook
- 'violent delights have violent ends'
- Tybalt
- 'Scorn at our solemnity'
- sibilance
- soft sounds contrast against the anger Tybalt feels
- sibilance
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