romeo and juliet act 2 cunning adj-shrewd, sneaky, crafty vile adj-worthless
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CUNNINGCUNNINGAdj-shrewd, Adj-shrewd, sneaky, craftysneaky, crafty
VILEVILEADJ-worthlessADJ-worthless
PREDOMINANTPREDOMINANTAdj- having a Adj- having a dominating influence dominating influence over othersover others
UNWIELDYUNWIELDYAdj-awkward or Adj-awkward or clumsyclumsy
ANALOGYANALOGYExplaining the unfamiliar Explaining the unfamiliar
using the familiarusing the familiar
Like comparing a heart to a Like comparing a heart to a pumppump
IRONYIRONY
contrast between contrast between what is expected and what is expected and what actually exists what actually exists or happens or happens
DRAMATIC IRONYDRAMATIC IRONY -when the audience -when the audience knows something that one or more knows something that one or more characters don’tcharacters don’t
SITUATIONAL IRONYSITUATIONAL IRONY -when there is a -when there is a difference between what is expected to difference between what is expected to happen and what happenshappen and what happens
VERBAL IRONYVERBAL IRONY -occurs when the -occurs when the speaker means something totally speaker means something totally different (often the opposite) than different (often the opposite) than what he or she is saying (sarcasm)what he or she is saying (sarcasm)
MONOLOGUEMONOLOGUELong uninterrupted Long uninterrupted speeches where a speeches where a character reveals his or character reveals his or her personality her personality
PERSONIFICATIONPERSONIFICATION
Giving something not Giving something not human, human human, human qualitiesqualities
SOLILOQUYSOLILOQUY
a speech delivered a speech delivered by a character who is by a character who is alone on the stagealone on the stage. .