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Twelfth Night

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Definition
theme   lesson or moral in a story  
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comedy   play that ends with happy marriages  
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tragedy   play that ends with major characters dieing  
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history   plays based on true stories of famous people of the past  
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poetic language   lines of rhythm and figurative language  
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rhyme   words that sound the same at the end of lines  
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meter   pattern of stressed and unstressed rhyme  
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images   when words bring up pictures in your mind  
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act   1 of 5 major parts of a play  
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scene   parts of an act  
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stage   platform where actors perform  
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pit   where poor people stood to watch plays  
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gallery   roof area where nobles sat to watch plays  
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dramatic irony   when a character in a play does not know something the audience knows  
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aside   short comment by a character meant to be heard only by the audience  
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monologue   when a character says something in a long speech to the people on stage  
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dialogue   characters talking to each other  
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soliloquy   long speech by one person that only he or she can hear  
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lyrics   words to a song  
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costumes   what people wear on stage as status or time period  
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props   objects characters need to move forward in action  
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lighting   sets the mood and shows transitions in a play  
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scenery   setting  
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surfeit   filling or satisfying  
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naught   nothing  
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abatement   stopping  
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pestilence   purified the air of everything infectious  
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brine   salt water  
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elysium   where the blessed go after death (Greek Mythology)  
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perchance   perhaps; possibly  
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provident   lucky  
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prattle   gossip  
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abjured   avoiding or staying away from  
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eunuch   male soprano  
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excepted   not included  
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prodigal   spendthrift; wastes or spends too much  
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prudent   careful; wise; practical  
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accost   to approach  
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porquoi   why (French)  
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discourse   speech; conversation  
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prosper   successful; grow wealthy  
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malignancy   evil or bad influence  
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distemper   disturb, manage  
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publish   proclaim  
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cunning   craftiness  
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thriftless   useless;fruitless  
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recompense   repayment  
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extravagency   wasting  
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peevishly   impulsive; annoyed; irritated  
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churlish   rude; stingy; boredom  
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frailty   weakness  
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dram   tiniest bit  
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scruple   doubt  
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obstacle   something that blocks or gets in the way  
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incredulous   unbelievable  
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sanctify   to make holy  
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favor   look alike to prefer if you please  
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impetuosity   impulsive doing without thinking  
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venerable   demanding respect  
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unsafe   not safe  
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bounty   treasure or generosity  
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scatheful   harmful  
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adverse   hostile  
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fulsome   disgusting  
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unauspicious   unfavorable  
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beguiled   tricked  
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dissembling   hypocritical  
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epistles   letters  
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notorious   famous in a bad way  
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Epiphany epiphany   Epiphany- twelfth day of Christmas epiphany- sudden realization of something true  
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wordplay   words that are used become the main subject of the work  
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allusion   reference to something or someone else  
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pun   form of word play that suggests two or more meanings  
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