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Separated by a wall, they whisper their love for each other through a crack and plan to meet at a mulberry tree to elope. Thisbe, arriving first, sees a lioness  and flees, leaving behind her veil. When Pyramus arrives he spots her veil and, thinking the blood on the lioness’ mouth is Thisbe’s, falls on his sword. Thisbe returns shortly after, sees her beloved has killed himself, and stabs herself.\nPYRAMUS AND THISBE\nFirst, you should know…\nWilliam Shakespeare didn’t come up with the story. He just adapted it from a few sources:\nThe MAIN SOURCE is  The Tragicall Historye of Romeus and Juliet—a narrative poem Arthur Brooke translated from an Italian story. We think that Shakespeare’s version was probably written around 1591-1595.\nHe also drew from the medieval legend of Tristan and Isolde along with Pyramus and Thisbe from Ovid’s Metamorphoses.\nHe manages to make the clichéd story work because of his mastery of English; he uses the power of language to make and unmake the world.\nPROSE is written or spoken language in its ordinary form, without metrical structure. It’s origin is Latin prosa (oratio) lit. ‘straightforward (discourse)’. In other words, natural language as we speak it.\nPOETRY is written in VERSE, writing arranged in a metrical rhythm and typically has a rhyme. The meter and rhythm can vary depending on the type of poetry.\nProse and poetry…\nShakespeare…\nUses both PROSE and VERSE in his plays.\nMost of his plays are written in VERSE with some PROSE. However, there are a handful that are mostly PROSE with some VERSE like Much Ado about Nothing.\nWe can further divide his use of VERSE two ways:\nBLANK VERSE are metered lines that don’t rhyme.\nJULIET: The excuse that thou dost make in this delay/Is longer than the tale thou dost excuse.\nRHYMED VERSE are metered lines that do rhyme.\nJULIET: My only love sprung from my only hate/Too early seen unknown, and known too late.\nSo, Shakespeare uses PROSE, BLANK VERSE, and RHYMED VERSE in Romeo & Juliet\nIn terms of Shakespeare, we tend to associate PROSE              dialogue with commoners speaking, BLANK VERSE\nwith wealthier, more educated speaking \tformally, and RHYMED VERSE as most formal.\nMost of his verse is in iambic pentameter…\nIAMBIC  means a type of poetic verse that is made up of iambs. English speech, naturally, tends to be spoken in IAMBIC PENTAMETER, so a lot of the PROSE can be counted as metered.\nAn IAMB is a pairing of an unaccented and accented syllable. IAMBS are words like:\n-exist\t\t-away\t\t-the one\t\t-you know\n-belong\t-predict\t\t-we played\t\t-I can’t\nIAMBIC  PENTAMETER is poetry with five iambs:\nROMEO: But, soft! What light through yonder window breaks?\nIt is the east, and Juliet is the sun.\nArise, fair sun, and kill the envious moon,\nWho is already sick and pale with grief.\nKeep in mind…\nNo word or image is there by ACCIDENT.\nThe text was never meant to be read—it was meant to be spoken and heard. If it doesn’t make sense, READ IT ALOUD.\nEvery character is  MEANT to speak in a SPECIFIC WAY at SPECIFIC TIMES—Actors would rely on the way the dialogue was written to better understand how that character was supposed to be portrayed.\nShakespeare frequently uses PUNS. A PUN is a wordplay where similar sounding words (HOMOPHONES and HONONYMS) are used to make a joke. 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