TASK
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FINDINGS
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LINE NUMBER
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Search for COMPARISONS your
character has, choose several that particularly match your character’s
personality, summarize or quote them
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“Where
Love is throned.”
I
think that when Viola uses the word “throned” she’s referring to how
important love is, and how much power it can have over other things
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910
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Find a passage that is thick
with words that suggest a certain CATEGORY. Name the category and list the
words that fit in it
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Negative
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Denial
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Hopeless
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Sad
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1010 – 1020
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Look for lines with a strong
sense of DRAMATIC IRONY, lines where the audience knows more than one of the
characters
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I used the same passage as the
one above because I thought it was the most useful passage from Viola in this
scene. It shows a good example of irony because she’s telling Orsino about
loving a girl and she secretly loves him. Orsino thinks she’s a man so continues talking to her about the subject as she’s referring
to herself the whole time.
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1010 - 1020
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Consider how your character
refers to himself or herself. What style of SELF CHARACTERIZATION is used
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When Viola says, “But if she
cannot love you, sir?” shows that Viola might be jealous of Olivia,
since Orsino seems to be interested in her. Viola is maybe trying to talk him
out of perusing Olivia without being too obvious.
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985
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Monday, October 29, 2012
Viola
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