1. Sentence Form
1.     Exclamatory – express a strong emotion (think exclamation point).
2.     Declarative – making a statement (think of the word ‘declare’).
3.     Imperative – giving a command (think of the word ‘important’).
4.     Interrogative – asking a question (think of a question mark or the word ‘interrogate’).
1. Welcome, agents of the Inquisition.
Sentence Form - ____________________________
2. What has brought you to Redcliff?
3. If it wasn’t you who invited me here, who was it?
4. The situation has changed.
5. I understand that you are afraid, but you deserve better.
6. I no longer have the authority to negotiate with you.
7. Welcome my friends!

2. Lyrical Analysis
Utilize the lyrics offered below to analyze the song from Dragon Age: Inquisition.
The night is long
And the path is dark
Look to the sky
For one day soon
The dawn will come
Bare your blade
And raise it high
Stand your ground
Shadows fall
And hope has fled
Steel your heart
The dawn will come
The night is long
And the path is dark
Look to the sky
For one day soon
The shepherd’s lost
And his home is far
Keep to the stars

3. Lyrical Analysis How many verses are in the song?
Choose two lines which have a negative connotation. This means lines that don’t necessarily say something bad is going to happen, but their intended meaning is negative or dangerous.
What is the syllable structure of the first verse? The first one has been done for you.
Line 1: Shadows fall = Three syllables
Line 2:
Line 3:
Line 4:
Do you notice a pattern in the first verse regarding syllables? If so, what pattern do you see?
What line is used repeatedly to show a positive connotation, or that there is indeed hope in their challenge?
What verse seems to suggest that they rise up to the challenge?
Explain how the music sets the mood for the song. Does it remain the same? Does it build in intensity?