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Romeo & Juliet

How does Shakespeare make act three scene one of Romeo and Juliet dramatically effective?

   

    My essay is going to be about Shakespeare’s background and his play writing on Romeo and Juliet. William Shakespeare was born in Stratford upon Avon in 1564. There was a record made of his christening, so we can assume that he was born a few days earlier. Shakespeare’s father, John Shakespeare was a glove maker and slowly he became a big bailiff of Stratford. Shakespeare mother, Mary Arden was the daughter of a land owner. It is for sure that Shakespeare had attended grammar school.

In 1582, Shakespeare got married to a woman called Anne Hathaway; she was older than Shakespeare by 8 years. A year after their marriage they had their first child, Susanna. Susanna was christened in May 1583. Two other children were born in 1585, they were twins named Hamnet and Judith. Both Shakespeare’s daughters lived to get married and produce. Hamnet lived till he was 11 years old, and his burial took place in Stratford on August 1596.

Shakespeare made act 3 scenes 1 dramatically effective by making both Romeo and Juliet love each other and instantly want to get married. I will explain a bit more later on in the essay. I also think that Shakespeare made this scene in this in this bit of the play because he wanted the audience to feel how quickly love happens and how quickly they want to be with each other. The characters of Romeo and Juliet played quite a good role of showing the audience the emotions the characters are feeling and also the use of lighting to show moods and emotions.

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Dramatic effects are used when the writer wants to build tension or say something indirectly to the audience, and the play writer is trying to show some emotions and making the audience feel how the characters are feeling at that moment. Shakespeare does that with sounds, lights emotions and use of voice in this play.

 

The important characters in act 3 scene 1 are, Mercutio, Benvolio, Tybalt and Romeo. These characters introduce this scene and are the main characters of this scene. These characters are important to this scene because their emotions and acting makes the play ...

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