Romeo and Juliet: Unterschied zwischen den Versionen
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(→Look at pp. 15 – 17, p. 23 and pp. 41-45 l. 119 again) |
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- tells him to forget her: "forget to think of her."[p17 216] | - tells him to forget her: "forget to think of her."[p17 216] | ||
- should look at other women: "Examine other beauties."[p17 218] | - should look at other women: "Examine other beauties."[p17 218] | ||
| − | - should compare her with other women. " | + | - should compare her with other women. "...the fair Rosaline whom thou so loves, With all the admired beatuies of Verona..." |
| + | [p23 82-84] | ||
- should not only see her alone but with other people around: "none else beeing by"[p23 94] | - should not only see her alone but with other people around: "none else beeing by"[p23 94] | ||
Version vom 7. Juni 2010, 09:53 Uhr
To do ....
Read Act 1!
Look at the "left pages", too. They contain useful information!
Look at pp. 15 – 17, p. 23 and pp. 41-45 l. 119 again
- Take notes about what Romeo says about love and the women he loves .... and how (language, images, rhyme, ... write out some quotes!) he says it. (Make a table with 2 columns.)
- How convincing/realistic is Romeo's being in love? (Notes/reasons)
- How does Benvolio react to Romeo's problem with being in love (p. 17 and 23)? (Notes)
- Characterize Romeo as lover from what you have read about him! (Complete sentences!)
3.He - tells him to forget her: "forget to think of her."[p17 216] - should look at other women: "Examine other beauties."[p17 218] - should compare her with other women. "...the fair Rosaline whom thou so loves, With all the admired beatuies of Verona..." [p23 82-84] - should not only see her alone but with other people around: "none else beeing by"[p23 94]
