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1. Food party 2. Dressing like food 3. In a food square 4. All the food should be made like human beings or animals 5. All the chairs should be make like cups. All the tables should be made like plates 6. Beethoven music 7. Games: eat food in slow motion. 8. Everyone that is a food fan is welcome 9. Vote for the best custome based on what people like to eat the most. ----- looking delicious 10. No decoration. Enjoy your food! 11.

Rules: 1. Everything in the world of play has meaning. 2. Almost everything changes while the world progresses. Questions: for possibilities Only be described by language: small compact world Questions are served to finding the possibilities that are ignored in a small limited world. language is just a way to express the world. besides the language, the world exists in people's mind. The way the article suggests to use to find the world is finding the general form. different directors can have different versions of the play. language should fits the context of the world. Time, Climate, Mood, Sounds what are these elements, why are they important, how are they expressed? Characters: Who, How do they interact, how do they appear, language habits individuals and groups Changes in every elements What does not change How does the change tell you? What are the usage of element that places here? How the play impact the overseer? How does plays influe...

Romeo: armor Juliet: flower Friar Lawrence: punk globes Nurse: tissue box Benvolio: white creepy smiling mask Tybalt: metal sword Mercutio: Plastic dagger Paris: huge gold ring like a size of a fist The Capulet: big metal Staff Prince: huge extremely high crown I want the play more like the Chalk circle and the Movie version of Romeo and Juliet. This means everyone in the show except Romeo and Juliet needs to act crazy. They should start normal. While Mercutio appears, everyone can act more crazy bit by bit. The world here goes wrong like a mistake appears in computer. Romeo and Juliet should remain mostly normal and at the end, seeing each other dead, they turn crazy finally and kill themselves. The show should thus end there and omit the part of the families reconciliation. The craziness of the people around Romeo and Juliet provides a good sense of isolation and lonelyness. It not only serves for the love in first sight but also serves for the depression the two charact...

Scene 1: Romeo has a dream about Juliet finding him dead A message comes, not from friar Lawrence but Juliet's death Romeo decides to go back to see Juliet  Romeo buys poison from an apothecary  1. Romeo's dream is another foreshadowing of their death 2. Romeo wishes to have the strongest poison and the most violent one. He wants to die in pain  Scene 2: Friar John comes back and tells Friar Lawrence that he was trapped and being suspected carrying the plague. Friar Lawrence thus knows that Romeo didn't get his message but doesn't know that Romeo knows Juliet is "dead" and planing to kill himself  Friar Lawrence is going to take Juliet in his cell and keep her there. 1. Everything goes wrong. 2. There are too many unexpected happens and lead the plot going to a tragedy. Scene 3: Paris comes to Juliet's tomb with flowers Paris calls page to go off Romeo comes to Juliet's tomb Romeo threats his friend to go off Romeo t...

The Capulets are responsible for the Romeo and Juliet's death. There are many angles that their actions causes Juliet and Romeo's death. They are responsible for the family hatred. Their lack of communication with Juliet also is the main reason leading to R and J's death. The family hatred has lasted for years and yet not been solved. The hatred is so dominant that the servants of the two families hate each other. As the leaders of one of the family, the Capulets are responsible for lasting the hatred. Without the hatred, R and J can live and be marry in public eyes. In addition, Tybalt would not come to Romeo and Romeo would not kill him and be banished if the two families are in a good relationship. Without Romeo's banishment, Juliet would not drink the potion and R would not think Juliet is dead and kill himself. They also have little communication with their daughter Juliet. In the Act 3 scene 5, Lord Capulet keep saying "she" to refer Juliet even Juliet i...

People and the People Review of  the BUSHNELL's Les Misérables By Aaron Luo Les Misérables By Victor Hugo, Directed by Laurence Connor and James Powell October 7, 3 p.m. Mortensen Hall, Hartford Major Characters: Jean Valjean:--------------------------------------------------------------Nick Cartell Javert:--------------------------------------------------------------------Josh Davis The Bishop of Digne:-------------------------------------------------------Andrew Love Fantine: --------------------------------------------------------------Melissa Mitchell Cosette: -----------------------------------------------------------------Jillian Butler Éponine: ----------------------------------------------------------------Phoenix Best Thénardier:------------------------------------------------------------J Anthony Crane Madame Thénardier: -------------------------------------------------------Allison Guinn Marius: -------------------------------------------...

1. I think Mercutio is the one who causes his own death. In the beginning of the Act 3 scene 1, Mercutio acts aggressively to Benvolio. Himself at this point has already shown his willing to fight anyone that comes into his mind. Mercutio has potential to engage into a fight very easily no matter who is the one he is going to fight with. After Tybalt comes, Mercutio constantly trying to find excuse from Tybalt's language so that he can fight with Tybalt. He tries to twist the word "consort" into "minstrels". He also tries to use Romeo's compromization as somewhat cowardness to fight Tybalt to show he is a real man. Mercutio is provocative because his arrogance. No matter if Romeo will go between Tybalt and Mercutio or not, Mercutio is very likely to die because his arrogance. Tybalt is coming to kill Romeo, although initially not offending Mercutio, Tybalt has determined to kill a person. When Mercutio stands out, Tybalt's target transfer to Mercutio ...

scene 1: Mercutio and Benvolio are mocking a fight Tybalt comes and asks for Romeo Mercutio is irritated, he wants to fight with Tybalt Romeo comes and refuses to fight Mercutio is unsatisfied with Romeo's answer Mercutio fights with Tybalt and dies Tybalt flees and comes back again Romeo fights Tybalt and kill him Romeo flees, Benvolio tells the Prince what happens Prince decides to banish Romeo 1. Mercutio has no clear motive to fight Tybalt. He is not protecting Romeo, I think he just wants to fight. 2. Mercutio is angry with the term "consort" he thinks he is good 3. Pp. 108 "good Capulet-which name I tender as dearly as mine own-be satisfied." Romeo willing to turn the two households together Sence 2: Juliet is waiting for nurse's respond Nurse says Tybalt is killed by Romeo and Romeo is banished Juliet curses Romeo Juliet be comforted that Romeo is alive Juliet feels sad because Romeo is banished Nurse suggests finding...

I agree that Friar Lawrence is a peacekeeper. He never presents in any family conflict so far. He is also a monk that generally promotes peace on the land. However, strong evidence that indicates him as a peacekeeper is mostly shown in his conversations between Romeo and Juliet. By using controversial prove method, we can see that Friar Lawrence is a peacekeeper. This blog will discuss Friar Lawrence's action by order as the play progresses. Friar Lawrence first appears in the Act 2 Scene 3. He talks about the power of nature and how controversial it is. There is an important foreshadowing in his speech about “Within the infant rind of this weak flower Poison hath residence and medicine power.” It foreshadows the love that leads Romeo and Juliet’s death and consequently leads the Montague and the Capulet’s reconciliation. The speech also indicates that he believes that hatred can be reversed by love and no more conflicts will occur. Under this consideration, Friar Lawrence tends t...

Act 2 : Scene 1: Romeo is struggling if he is going back to see Juliet Benvolio and Mercutio come Romeo hides Benvolio and Mercutio try to irrigate Romeo and let him come out Benvolio and Mercutio give up Too much Rosaline Scene 2: Romeo hide himself under Juliet's room and wished to see Juliet. Juliet appears and says Romeo Romeo reveal himself During their date, Nurse calls Juliet many times They "promise" their love and set time for the next date. 1. Pp. 69 :" o, swear not," "do not swear," "well, do not swear" (Juliet) She is saying the opposite. Or afraid of Romeo's dishonesty  Scene 3: Introducing Friar Lawrence. Romeo approaches Friar Lawrence states that Romeo has not sleep Romeo says he is in love and forget about Rosaline Friar Lawrence is surprised He reconsiders and agrees their marriage 1.  Romeo has better relationship with the monk than Benvolio and Mercutio  2.  Rosali...

The status of the Capulet and the Montague are similar, but the two families are the enemy for a long time. This means their conflicts are dramatic. What the two family should do might be completely different. Especially in lifestyle. Although the play does not suggest what business the families are on. However, the family hatred might come from business. They might have different kinds of roles in the city that have conflicts. This can be seen in the costumes. For example, some family members can dress like they are from a hospital, some can dress like munitioners. The two careers have conflict in most of the business they make. Even on morality, they have conflict, too. One is saving people’s lives while the other is taking the lives. To show the conflict and make them more visualized, the costumes can also have contrast colors for each side. Black for the Montague and White for the Capulet. This the easiest example can the most obvious one. For the stage, we can set the mansi...

1.             I do believe Romeo and Juliet fall in love at the first sight. However, the person they fall in love with is not necessary each other. Meaning Romeo is not necessary to fall in love with Juliet, it can be any person, at this stage. Same as Juliet. These two people are in their age of loving. They do not have a sense of the love or the responsibility behind it but are desiring attention and recognition from the people of their age. In the case of Romeo, he falls in love to someone and change his mind too quickly and too hard. He first falls in love with Rosaline and almost exhausted from the unrequited love. However, as soon as he meets Juliet, he thinks he “ne’er saw true beauty till this night.” He then tries to approach Juliet and his love is recognized. He then is happy and falls deeper in love with her. View back from the beginning, most of the decision Romeo made were opposed by his friend and his cousin. Neither does Rosaline. Maybe it...