But it marks the end of The Merchant of Venice.
This post was meant to be out days ago.
A Wednesday lesson, I was suppose to do this on Saturday.
Dont mind my excuse: STM (short term memory) Which I think I have. :x
Okay, so basically what we did on that day was on the new play, Romeo and Juliet.
"For never was there a story of more woe, than this of Juliet and her Romeo"
Starting again, we did the Character Analyzing Worksheet on the characters we were set.
Romeo( I am doing that character),Juliet,Tybalt and Lord Capulet.
This time we watched a scene around the start and have to do the worksheet at the same time.
My HUGE impression of Romeo is already a flirtatious guy, going up to a maiden and...:X
Moving on, we actually had to think of what this play is about before watching the show.
So from "basic knowledge", I knew that it is a Love story, a really sad one.
Long story short, Romeo love Juliet. But their family does not like that ,
Montage(Romeo's side) and Capulet(Juliet's side), they hated and defied the relationship between the couple.
Why make things tough in the first place. -.-
So then, Mr Chua actually did call out Azfar to read something..
Or was it, didn't note it down. Think he read the summary of the play.
Then movie time, Romeo was the guy in black mask.
He "stared" at Juliet for about half of the scene and talking about how she is a brightest torch.
So when they first met, it was a "love at first sight" thingy and apparently,
they did not know that they were the enemies among their families,
but they do know that they were in love with one another.
"Romeo and Juliet have become emblematic of young lovers and doomed love"
quoted from Wikipedia.
Then the last thing we did was to read the lines on our characters in our index numbers.
Oh, the lit text was missing a single page. solved
Nanananana. I am a bird who sings along to BEP and sings in perfect tune kthxbai.
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