shakespeare

I have a scavenger hunt that I have to do for English class. I have many answers already, but I need these: 8. What was the title of his first play? 12. When did Shakespeare die? 14. Where was the Globe located? 16. What was the Globe’s nickname? 18. Briefly describe how the audience was...

I have a scavenger hunt that I have to do for English class. I have many answers already, but I need these: 8. What was the title of his first play? 12. When did Shakespeare die? 14. Where was the Globe located? 16. What was the Globe’s nickname? 18. Briefly describe how the audience was...

...it have on the play? Four humors= choleric, melancholic, phlegmatic and sanguine

Okay, so, I have these two quotes from Shakespeare's Play "Much Ado about Nothing" and i have to know who said it, why they said it, where it took place and it's importance. Any help?? Here are the two quotes "You may think i love you not: let that appear hereafter, an aim better at me by that...

this is just a rough idea on what to put on my essay about twelfth night please could you tell me if i have any punctuation mistakes or spelling ? thanks. William Shakespeare is one of the world’s most famous playwrights. He has written at least 37 plays. His most famous and remembered ones...

Nothing? What is he saying about them? Thanks!

what modern movies are shakespeare adaptions of Much ado about nothing? apart from thea ctual movie

...without redeemable features? anything you can say and add would be greatly appreciated :) also, any ideas how i can start this essay off?

I have an English project and need help with ideas for what I should do, eg. Elizabethan clothing, how life was like living in London at those times, anything like that that may seem interesting to you. Pleeeeease help! I'm in grade 8

I need to know what happened, how the characters felt towards eachother, why they did what they did etc. I've got up to the killing of Duncan? Thanks.

In Skakespeare's play, Macbeth....What is the main function in lady macbeth's sleep walking scene? What lines specifically bring out the irony of her present condition? btw... what do they mean by "main function"? THANKS! :)

Comment on: 1. What's said about her 2. Who she is surrounded by 3. What she says 4. First impressions THANKS~!

i have to write about Anne Hathaway Shakespeare's wife but i don't know how this is my first term paper and the teacher says to find out on your on how to do it pllz help i want to gratitude

so theres this question which i can't really answer, it says: what dramatic purpose is served by the meeting of gloucester and his son edgar in act 4 scene 1 ? this is really getting on my nerves :\ thanks in advance :)

In "12th Night" by Shakespeare, who is one character that would most likely... ...lack a sense of humor?...? ..but is a victim of others' jokes? Whyyyyy? Thank you for your helppp

Many scholars have labeled "The Tempest" as Shakespeare's farewell to the... ...stage. Using evidence from the text,? support the truth of this statement. I just basically need point form examples from the text (doesnt have to be quotes) showing this is shakespeare's farewell. *URGENTLY NEED...

"More light and light: more dark and dark our woes" - is this chiasmus?

How does Shakespeare allow the audience to witness the disintegration of Macbeth and Lady Macbeth? How does their disintegration parallel the disintegration of the state of Scotland? Why would Shakespeare establish this parallel?

I'm translating a brief passage from Henry IV, part I, and it's going well, except I find this line a little ambiguous. In context: So, when this loose behavior I throw off/And pay the debt I never promised,/By how much better than my word I am,/By so much shall I falsify men's hopes,/And, lik...

I'm writing an essay about the importance of act 3, scene 1. At the start of this scene Benvolio and Mercutio are arguing, Mercutio wants to argue with the Capulets and Benvolio is trying to stop him, however it's Mercutio telling Benvolio that he argues with everyone. Surely this should be...