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Mrs A. Bolts set this assignment for group 10/En2 - English Literature
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1. ‘What’s in a name? That which we call a rose / By any other word would smell as sweet.’ Juliet thinks that Romeo’s name should not matter. Who he is and how she feels about him are most important. Do you think this is true? Can love overcome family feuds?
2. Write a paragraph answering the question “What makes ‘Romeo and Juliet’ a tragedy?” Prologues are similar to trailers for movies. What makes a successful trailer? Explain your reasons. Write your own version of a prologue for Romeo and Juliet but set it in your local area. Who would the feud be between?
3. Mercutio’s dying words are, ‘A plague o' both your houses!’ Using your knowledge of the play’s tragic structure, how are his words fulfilled? Write one paragraph.
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