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Recent Answers from Tue Sorensen

2009-11-04 lady capulet and juliet:

Hello, Thanks for your question. In this line Juliet's mother is so angry about Juliet not wanting to marry Paris that she is indicating that she wants nothing more to do with Juliet, i.e. she is disowning

2009-10-24 Shakespeare:

Hello Shelley, Thanks for the question. Theatricality means how Shakespeare is using words to describe dramatic effects on the stage. Look at the description of what goes on in the scene, and speculate

2009-10-06 Help with Emerson problem.:

Hi Alice, This sounds like a homework question. Have you read the essay? Don't you have any comments about what he says and how it may or may not conflict with the high school lifestyle? You are supposed

2009-08-02 Othello - Iaho's Racism:

Hello, I don't know of any specific material about Iago's racism, but if you do a Google search on the topic, several articles do crop up that might be of use to you. My other recommendation is that

2009-06-03 romeo and juliet(emergency help):

Hello, The turning points in act 3 are in scene 1 and scene 5. Scene 1: Mercutio is killed, then Tybalt, and Romeo is banished from the city. Scene 5: Romeo and Juliet consummates their marriage