Romeo+and+Juliet



Online text of Romeo and Juliet

=//Shakespeare in Love// Extra Credit!= =﻿=

Links:
[|Mr. William Shakespeare and the Internet] [|Absolute Shakespeare] [|Shakespearean Insulter] [|Another Insulter!]

=﻿Documents:= =﻿Assignments:=  Tips for Great Lines Assignment: 1. You must choose lines from **different scenes** within each act. For example, you **may not** choose two lines from Act 1, scene 2.

2. You only need **2 lines** (or sets of lines) for each ACT. (NOT 2 for each scene within the act).

3. Try to choose lines that are only spoken by one character (don’t include a conversation between characters).

4. When you “translate” the line (#4), please write it as though that character were talking today (don’t put “Romeo is saying….”).

5. Make sure that you THOROUGHLY explain the significance of the line and why you chose it (#5).

6. Make sure you not only identify the elements, but also explain the effect or purpose (#6).

7. Please # each part of the assignment AND put spaces between each one (as seen here - it’s easier to read that way).

8. Remember to TYPE your assignment. You may use any font that is comparable to Times or Arial. J