MyriamSimoneAmber's+Recording

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 * Literary Terms/Dramatic Terms:


 * 1) //**Dramatic Irony:**// Line 885- 890: the result of the reader having a greater knowledge than the characters themselves
 * 2) **//Imagery://** Line 1003: Creates an idea in the reader's mind in order to better understand an incident
 * 3) //**Double** **entendre:**// Line 1079: Has a double meaning
 * 4) **//Dialogue://** Used in all nine pages, gives a good understanding to the audience of the characters' emotions
 * 5) **//Burlesque://** Line 907-956: A situation that is meant for the audience to laugh as it is so exaggerated and comedic
 * 6) //**Sexual Innuendo:**// Line 979 and Line 982: Used to make the story more interesting and comedic, often has two meanings (Double entendre)
 * 7) **//Rhyme://** Line 1045-1060: Used to make words or dialogue more catchy and funny
 * 8) **//Allusion://** Line 1091: "We'll all end up shagging Cleisthenes!" Allusion to Cleisthenes who is an Athenian statesman- comedy relief
 * 9) **//Absurdist Comedy and quick costume change://** Line 1095: Expressions of nonsense and irrational situations
 * 10) **//Role reversal and situational irony://** Line 1024

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