1. Happy Friday Juniors!
DO NOW: Pick 3 of the following words and create a sentence for each.
Beseech: to earnestly request.
Importune: to repeatedly request
Conspire: secretly plot.
Castigation: punishment or criticism
Woo: to date or to court
Suborned: induced to commit a bad action or perjury

2. Agenda DO NOW Listen to 3.3 Lines 315-end Jealousy Writing Assignment
Watch Act 3 in film if time

3. 3.3 Iago and Othello
Think about: How does Iago continue to torture Othello?
What role do you think the handkerchief will play?

4. Jealousy Writing Assignment
You will write a 3 paragraph piece about Jealousy. (15 pts)
You should be working quietly and independently, since you will only have a portion of the class period.
We will have the opportunity to share our writing at the end of class.

5. Happy Friday Seniors!
DO NOW: What are some portrayals of insanity that you’ve seen on TV, in film, or in literature?

6. Agenda Do Now Review Hamlet Plot Lunch Ophelia in Act 3.5
Ophelia in art and culture slideshow

7. Ophelia’s death
(Laurence Olivier)
Modern version: Julia Stiles as Ophelia

8. Ophelia in Art and Culture

9. Ophelia by John Everett Millais 1852

10. Ophelia Ernest Hebert 1817-1908

11. Ophelia by Nicole Harvell 2009

12. John William Waterhouse 1889

14. Excerpt from Reviving Ophelia
The story of Ophelia, from Shakespeare's Hamlet, shows the destructive forces that affect young women. As a girl, Ophelia is happy and free, but with adolescence she loses herself. When she falls in love with Hamlet, she lives only for his approval. She has no inner direction; rather she struggles to meet the demands of Hamlet and her father. Her value is determined utterly by their approval. Ophelia is torn apart by her efforts to please. When Hamlet spurns her because she is an obedient daughter, she goes mad with grief. Dressed in elegant clothes that weigh her down, she drowns in a stream filled with flowers.

15. Musical References
(The Band)
(Natalie Merchant Ophelia)