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Shakespeare Lib

literary terms for Shakespear unit

QuestionAnswer
dramatic irony when the audience/reader knows something that the characters don't
verbal irony when words have the opposite intended meaning: "That was bright," meaning that was stupid
double entendre when the spoken word can be taken in one of two meanings
soliloquy a long speech made by a character, alone on stage, expressing feelings to the audience
monologue a long speech made by a character to others on stage
aside a short comment expressing feelings to another character, a "whisper" on stage
exposition Act I
complication Act II
climax Act III
resolution Act IV
catastrophe Act V
tragic hero the character with the tragic flaw
tragic flaw a trait that brings about the downfall of a character: greed, impulsiveness, arrogance
oxymoron two words used together that are in opposition: feather of lead
pun word play with homonyms, homophones or malapropism
Created by: liberatis
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