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Anacronism(something out of place or time in a piece of lit., movie ect.)
Rome wasn’t an industrialized society
They did not have chimneys or battlements
English wore baronets (small crowns) Rome wares green olive leaves
They did not have night caps
They did not have doublets
They did not have tapers (candles)
They did not have hats
They did not have clocks
They did not have nightgowns
Puns
Truly, sir, all that I live by is the the awl.
But are not some whole that we must make sick.
A trade, Sir, that, I hope, I may use with a safe conscience, which is indeed, sir, a mender of bad soles.
Conspirators: Casca, Cinna, Metellus Cimber,Decius, Trebonius, Caius Ligarius, and Cassius
Important
Brutus said that he would rather not live in Rome when it is about to be bad. He would rather be a villager.
Superstition
Left hand was burning but wasn’t in pain
Lion walked passes her and didn’t attack
Owl appeared in the middle of the day
-Casca was telling this to Caesar
4. lion gave birth
5. graves opened
6. it is stormy
7. blood drizzled from the capital
8.horses neighed and dead men groaned
9. ghost shrieked
10. Romans bathed their hands in his blood smiling
- Calphurnia’s dream
Forshadow
Calphurnia’s dream was a portent she dreamed it three times
Irony[aside]
Audience knows that Trebonius is apart of the conspiracy and that shows that Caesar will die
Fates
When the expiration date is up 3 fates cut string to kill.
Role of a woman
Different minds between sexes. Portia doesn’t have a way to carry out ideas she might have and she isn’t expected to think as well as a man. I have a man’s mind but a woman’s might.
Soliloquey
Brutus talks about why he should kill Caesar because the power will go to his head and that he will forget about the people that helped him get to the point that he is at now and that he should kill him before any harm is done.
William shakespear-born April 23 1564 in Stratford-up-on-avon
Married at 17 to 16 yr old(2 daughters 1 son[shotgun wedding]
When he died he gave his wife 2nd best bed
7 yr he fell off radar1.running from law 2. Traveled on diff continent bcuz of his minor diplomat3.was tutor for very wealthy family and traveled with family
Shakespear performed in reparatory theater(bunch of [erformances)
GLOBE THEATER- wooden, notop, octagonal 43ft by 28ft
Only wealthy people sat not wealthy stood on pit
Didn’t perform at night they sell beer
They had a flag that told when a play was and a diff color showd if there was nude
1 penny to come (same for bread)
Majority is trajedy 38 plays vocab of 17000 words he made up 3000 words
Popular bcuz he deals with ordinary people in extraordinary situations
Got costumes from people giving away cloths and jewelry
JULIUS CAESAR-died in a way shakespear revealed himself, general in army, play was written in 1599

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