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Who is the tragic hero in Shakespeare's play?
Romeo
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What does Aristotle define as a tragic hero?
A person with a change of
fortune
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What is hamartia in the context of a tragic hero?
It is the
fatal flaw
leading to downfall
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What does Aristotle say about the fortune of a tragic hero?
It
changes
from
good
to
bad
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How does Lord Capulet describe Romeo?
As a
virtuous
and
well-governed
youth
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What does Romeo's absence from the fight suggest about his character?
He is different from his fighting
kinsmen
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What does Lady Montague express about Romeo in Act 1 Scene 1?
She is
glad
he was
not
at the
fray
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What does Romeo do in the mornings that indicates his sadness?
He walks
alone
crying
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Who does Romeo initially mourn for at the beginning of the play?
Rosaline
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What is Romeo's hamartia according to the analysis?
His
fickleness
in love
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Why is Romeo sad in the opening scene?
Rosaline
refuses to love him
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What does the Friar imply about Romeo's feelings for Rosaline?
He was
obsessing
, not
truly
in
love
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What does the Friar say when he hears about Juliet?
Is
Rosaline
forsaken so soon?
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What does the structural decision to open with Romeo's sadness suggest?
Juliet
is not his only love
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What are the five acts in Freytag's pyramid according to Aristotle's structure?
Exposition
,
Inciting incident
, Rising action, Climax, Falling action, Dénouement
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What is the
inciting
incident in 'Romeo and Juliet'?
Romeo and Juliet meet
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What happens during the climax of the play?
Romeo
kills
Tybalt
after
Mercutio's
death
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How does Romeo's behavior during Tybalt's murder reinforce his hamartia?
He quickly changes from love to
violence
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What is the final outcome of the play?
Both
Romeo
and
Juliet
die
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How does Shakespeare present Romeo as a tragic hero?
As a respected person with a
fatal flaw
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What are the key elements of Aristotle's tragic hero theory?
Highly
renowned
and prosperous
Change of
fortune
from good to bad
Misfortune caused by personal error or frailty (
hamartia
)
Not an outright villain
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What are the stages of Freytag's pyramid in dramatic structure?
Exposition
: Introduction of characters and setting
Inciting incident
: Event that triggers action
Rising action:
Conflicts
build
Climax:
Point of greatest tension
Falling action: Events following the climax
Dénouement:
Resolution
of remaining issues
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