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| Wrote the Odysey and the Illiad |
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| written by homer about the trojan war |
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| caused by Paris stealing helen leads up to odyssey |
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pattern of rhyme
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| jealous protector of marrige, cow or peacock |
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| the mountain where the greek gods have their home |
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| stories of anonymous origin amoung primitive people and beleived by themwhich represents their atempts to explain things that happen in nature |
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| a long oral poem, a genre about a hero who embodys a culture, battles something for their culture, using formal language |
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| characteristics of an epic |
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| it is a long narrative poem its hero embodys the ideals of a particular nation or culture is serious and written in an elevated style its subject is a struggle for something that symbolises a value of the culture it usually appears in the early stages of nationalistic or cultural consiousness its heros ae aided by divine or supernatural forces in adition the classical epics usually employ the following conventiouns: invication to the muse catalogs discriptions of weapons or armor adressed to the host desent into the underworld cerimonial style |
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| adjective or phrase that describes a characterstic quality of a person or thing |
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| something that applies for things still to come |
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| the type or classification of a book: scifi fiction ect. |
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| faithful wife of odysseus |
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| reference to something well known: for example from other litterature |
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| recite epics by heart for large audiences |
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| repitition of similar sounds |
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| long speech spoken by one character in a play by themselves |
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| undertoan words to another character |
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exposition
complication rising action
crisis turning point
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| compairison using like or as |
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| 14 line poem has 3 quatrians and 1 rhymed couplet and the ones used in romeo and juliet ar elizibethan |
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| giving human qualitys to something not human |
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| the message portrayed by an author |
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| dictionary definiation, literal meaning of a word |
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| thoughts or feelings that a word arouses |
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| theater in which Romeo and Juliet was staged |
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| when we as a reader know something that one or more of the characters do not |
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| the persective of a person who is telling the story |
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| short story that seems unconnected to the others |
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| face that launched a thousand ships and started the trojan war |
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| ex: jumbo shrimp, instant classic, |
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| stole Helen away or Juliets suitor |
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| verse thats sequence is abab |
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| kind of Phycians, Agamemnon brother |
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| warrior whose wife is a slut and was then murdered by his wifes bf |
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| elizabethans loved this, day=good, night=bad |
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| peasants who stand in front of stage, poor/servants |
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| year RJ was supposedly written |
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| mercury, messenger god, god of herpes |
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verse thats gg
two lines that rhym with themselves |
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| witch from odyssey, turned odysseus's men into pigs |
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| this is my snl monologue. one person speech |
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| golden/classical age , arostotle, play doh socrates |
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| original model or pattern in which all things of the samee type are copies |
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| in the middle , the odyssey begins in the middle |
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| whenever he pushes the rock up the mountain it rolls back BOULDER MAN |
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| where the story takes place |
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| hinting to what is yet to come |
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| cant eat or drink hes in a lake and whenever he tries to consume anything it goes away |
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| blind prophet in the underworld |
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| odysseus' son who tries to find him |
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| 3 types of shakespeare plays |
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| shakespeares birth and death dates |
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birth: april 25 1564
death: april 25 1616 |
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| characters that are opposite |
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| singing women who entice travelers to their doom |
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| god of the underworld and wealth and the name of the underworl |
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| tradition passed down orally |
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| speech or writing that departs from literal meaning in order to achieve a special effect or meaning |
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| the reawakening of golden age theater was very popular social classes huge changes in church |
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| juxtaposition or partial superimposition of several shots to form a single image |
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| jupiter,chief god king of gods |
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ugly but god of handicrafts , fire
hephaestus |
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| minerva , god of wisdom and war |
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| style of speaking or writing |
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