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3 Major Themes from the Prologue Force of Fate Shakespeare creates suspense by making use of premonition device used throughout the tragedy forecasting the outcome of future events Prologue fatal starcrossed ID: 496216

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Commentary

3 Major Themes from the PrologueSlide2

Force of Fate

Shakespeare creates suspense by making use of

premonition

(device used throughout the tragedy forecasting the outcome of future events)

Prologue – “fatal” “star-crossed” “

misadventured

” & “death-marked” = ironic fate Slide3

Society

Two families, the

Montagues

and

Capulets

, have wrecked the social structure of Verona through mutual hatred –

“Civil blood makes civil hands unclean” (lowest levels of society are affected by quarrel) – servants Slide4

Love of R&J

Private love triumphs over public hatred acting as a sacrifice for “parents rage” and brings both families together (by way of love) & civil justice to Verona Slide5

Persuasive Prompts

Who is responsible for the deaths of both Romeo & Juliet?

Select one character from the tragedy who you feel is the most culpable. That is, who played the most intricate role in the death of the star crossed lovers.

A major

theme

throughout the tragedy was the

Force of Fate

. Selecting either Romeo, Friar Lawrence or Juliet, how does Shakespeare use premonitions as a device to unfold the tragedy before the audience?