SHAKESPEARE'S LANGUAGE
Uhrhymed lines with an arrangement of unstreed and stressed syllables known as blank verse lambic pentamter
VERSE
By aristocratic characters
In serious or dramatic senes
PROSE
By lower
Class cheracters
In comic scenes
In informal conversations
IMAGERY
Immagery from naturale
Clusters of repeated imges build up a sense of the themes
IRONY
The audience knows something that a cheracter on stage dosen't
VERBAL IRONY
Saying one thing but meating another
DRAMTIC IRONY
It is structural one line or scene contracts sharly with another
Of the play like light and drarkeness
Use metaphors and similes
Use of personification
Imagery from Elizabethan daiy like sports and hunting shipping lawje
ANTINIESIS
The contrast of direct opposites
HYPERBOLE
Extravagant and obvious exggeration
PRONOUS
Send clear social signals
THEE
Move formal and distant from
Suggests respect for a superior
Courtesy to a social equal
YOU
Implies either closeness of contempt
Friendship towards an equal
Superiorty over someone considered a social interioy
Used to adress someone of higher social rank
Came be aggressive or insulting