PPT-The Friar Claudia Cudoni

Hailie Bishop What did he look like He is a strong and powerful man Yet he is pale which means he is higher in society Chaucer says that his eyes twinkle so that could mean that he is doing something that brings him joy. Claudia takes her inspiration from the 60s and 70s with the designs of the collection re57374lecting Claudia57524s understated and modern yet timeless style as well as her love of vintage The collection encompasses eight sunglasses and nine optical Capulets. and . Montagues. . . Many . times people meddle in other people’s problems because they believe they can help out, but often they only make things worse. Such is the case with the . Friar. When . ACT V. ACT V Scene 1 Preview/Review. Characters. – Romeo, . Balthasar. , Apothecary. Romeo is in a great mood as the scene starts. Romeo reflects on a dream he had about dying and someone breathing life into him. Scene . i. Paris’ character: arrogant/pushy (aggressive). . Line 19: Calls J. his “wife”. . Line 37: Says her face is his. . Line 45: Kisses her despite obvious lack of feeling. Line 26, 28: Thinks J. is going to confess to the priest that she loves him. The Friar Period 7/8 Academic English III. friar. Direct Characterization. “His neck was whiter than a lily-flower” (242). “For he sang well and played the hurdy-gurdy”(240). “Upon his shoulders, and the swelling fold About him, like a bell about his mold When it is casting, rounded out his dress.”(271-273). David . Bauder. , Sarah Lovelace, Natalie . Korth. , Jack Holt, Arya Patel. The Passage. Now at last, did you not . know that . you were to have . held on to . the marriage of Quintus Metellus, a . most famous and most brave man . (204 BC) . AND BEYOND. Before commenting on what the stories involving prominent legendary women may tell us, we should finish our survey by returning to QUINTA CLAUDIA in 204 . BC. . (well within the ‘historical period’ which can certainly be said to have begun by 300 . Q2 Week 7. What to Expect:. Quiz today on Act II. Class Quiz: Remember, once a popsicle stick has been chosen, no one else may talk . “Friar’s Figurative Language” WS Due TOMORROW!. Read Act III by Monday, November 28th. t. empera. t. ure module. New product of . Jurawatt. . GmbH. Need . for . hight . temperature. . modules. Standard modules made for regions with. . moderate temperatures (e.g.. . Germany). Trend: . The ultimate blame for the deaths of Romeo and Juliet Lies with Friar Lawrence.. Introduction . Hook:. Who is truly to blame for the deaths of Romeo and Juliet?. Thesis: . Through analyzing the marriage of Romeo and Juliet, the loss of the letter, and how Friar Lawrence never owns up, it is proven that the ultimate blame for the deaths of Romeo and Juliet lies with Friar Lawrence . Soliloquy: . an act of speaking one's thoughts aloud when by oneself or regardless of any hearers, especially by a character in a play. .. Long—usually a speech . Aside: . same as a soliloquy but much shorter– just a comment.. By Erin Salona. Act 4, Scene 1. Paris goes to Friar Laurence’s. Paris tells him that he is to marry Juliet on Thursday.. Paris explains that the marriage will cure Juliet’s grief over Tybalt. Friar Laurence tries to postpone it.. By Erin . Salona. Act 5, Scene 1. Scene 1: . Set in Mantua on Wednesday morning.. Romeo happily thinks of a dream he had of Juliet and believe that good news is on the way.. In the dream: Juliet found him lying dead, but she kissed him, and breathed new life into his body..