PPT-Feste

und Feiertage JANUAR Feuerwerk Bleigießen lead pouring An old practice using molten lead like tea leaves A small amount of lead is melted in a tablespoon by holding a flame under the spoon and then poured into a bowl or bucket of water The resulting pattern is interpreted to predict the coming year . Carnival and Lent in . Twelfth Night. Looking forward and looking back: Janus and January. ‘Twelfth Night Merrymaking in Farmer Shakeshaft’s Barn’ (Phiz, c. 1840). Recap: Carnival. Shrove . Tuesday. Acts 4 and 5. Feste. comes across Sebastian (who he thinks is . Cesario. ) and tires to bring him to . Oliva. . However, Sebastian is confused because he doesn’t know this person.. Toby . and Sir Andrew . ASSESSMENT. THE FOCUS FOR YOUR ASSESSMENT IS GOING TO BE MALVOLIO.. TO START WITH, YOU NEED TO HAVE IDEAS ABOUT WHAT HE IS LIKE AND WHAT WE THINK OF HIM.. USE THE POINTS ON THE NEXT SLIDES TO HELP ORGANISE YOUR IDEAS.. By William Shakespeare. Background Information. Comedy. Written 1600-1. First performed February 2, 1602. Comedy. Has a happy ending. The protagonist is better off at the end. About normal, everyday people. Vivian Hett, Courtney Fischer, Natalie Neisen. Scene 4. Characters: . Valentine- works for Duke of Orsino. Viola- rich woman in a shipwreck pretending to be a man (Cesario) and serves Orsino. Orsino- Powerful, rich man in Illyria. Carnival and Lent in . Twelfth Night. Looking forward and looking back: Janus and January. ‘Twelfth Night Merrymaking in Farmer Shakeshaft’s Barn’ (Phiz, c. 1840). Recap: Carnival. Shrove . Tuesday. ‘I am not what I am’ Carnival and Lent in Twelfth Night Looking forward and looking back: Janus and January ‘Twelfth Night Merrymaking in Farmer Shakeshaft’s Barn’ (Phiz, c. 1840) Misrule Christmas