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2 An in-depth look into a character’s personality, motivations, and thoughts. Physical description Speech and actions Direct comment from the narrator Speech and actions of other characters

3 Romeo Juliet Friar Lawrence Nurse Prince Escalus Lord Capulet

4 1.List 3 adjectives you would use to describe this character. What quotes from the text support your answer? (Act 1, scene 2, line 12) 2.Would this character be motivated to marry Romeo and Juliet? Why? What quotes from the text support your answer? 3.How would the other characters in the play describe him/her? What quotes from the text support your answer?

5 Illustration Question 1 Question 2 Question 3

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