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Romeo and Juliet

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English

 

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Donna H

 

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June 9, 2016

 

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University

 

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After finishing, this ?prologue' leaves the audience awaiting the forthcoming after formulating vivid perceptions in their head, or perhaps even frustrated that the whole play has been revealed. This places knowledge of the upcoming play in the spectators' minds. To understand why Shakespeare decided to use this absurd technique that nowadays would be considered to ruin the play from some points of view, one must trace back to the conditions inside theatres way back in the 16th Century...
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This places knowledge of the upcoming play in the spectators' minds. To understand why Shakespeare decided to use this absurd technique that nowadays would be considered to ruin the play from some points of view, one must trace back to the conditions inside theatres way back in the 16th Century. Usually, theatre wasn't really reserved for the ?higher class' people for it was the only form of entertainment...
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