Thursday, 21 November 2013

more coursework work

Quotes that link to the points   
Character type:-
Classic comedy character will go first
-        Bragging soldier = Benedick
-        Protective dad= Leonato
-        Fool = Dogberry
-        Innocent girl =Hero
-        “Bawdy” girl= Margaret/ slightly Beatrice at the start of the play but not at the end!
-        Cowardly slave / Baddie =Don John/ Borachio
Comedy of manners:
-        Don John the blocker ‘I heard him swear his affection.’ Page 22 line 153 act 2 scene 1
-        The teacher Friar ‘and wished he had not so accused her’ page 65 line 230 act iv scene 1
-         The buffoon Dogberry ‘talk is most tolerable and not to be endured’ line 36 page 48 act 3 scene 1
Also at the end or a new paragraph say how Dogberry provides comic relief to the audience to keep it a comedy

Plot ideas from comedy of manners
Romance pursued: Hero and Claudio, Beatrice and Benedick
 A trick is played: several, both of the Gulling scenes, Don John plan and Borachio, The “second” wedding
 A lesson is taught: we don’t actually see this but are left with the idea that Don John learns his lesson with the line ‘I’ll devise thee brave punishments for him’ line 27 page 92 last act last scene
Has sophisticated verbal wit: this is doesn’t really have as Dogberry show though out the play with his use of malapropisms ‘hearken after their offences, my lord ‘ should be affiances.

Shows greed and lust: it does show some ideas of lust as Claudio lusts over Hero and Benedick over Beatrice only slightly 

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