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THE MEDIEVAL BALLAD

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WHAT IS A BALLAD?

short drammatic storiesorallyordinary peoplefour-line stanzasno moral aimreal and supernatural characters

GEORDIE

CHILD BALLAD

young womanhorsecourtLondoncrime

As I walked out over London Bridge one misty morning early,I overheard a fair pretty maid,was lamenting for her Geordie.

Ah, my Geordie will be hanged in a golden chain, this is not the chain of many.He was born of king's royal breedand lost to a virtuous lady.

Go bridle me my milk white steed, go bridle me my pony,I will ride to London's courtto plead for the life of Geordie.

Ah, my Geordie never stole nor cow, nor calf, he never hurted any,stole sixteen of the king's royal deer,and he sold them in Bohenny.

Two pretty babies have I born,the third lies in my body,I'd freely part with them every one if you'd spare the life of Geordie.

The judge looked over his left shoulder, he said : Fair maid, I'm sorry,he said : Fair maid, you must be gonefor I cannot pardon Geordie.

Ah, my Geordie will be hanged in a golden chain, this is not the chain of many,stole sixteen of the king's royal deer,and he sold them in Bohenny.

Supernatural ballad : The Unquiet Grave

Love ballad :Child Waters

Robin Hood wanted to take revenge because the Sheriff of Nottingham has killed his mother and his father, accused him blasphemy, he has fired his castle and he has taken his land .He stole money from the rich and give it to the poor.

Outlaw ballad :Robin Hood

In this ballad , there is a man who is incredibly attached to his wife, even after she dies, and does not allow her to rest peacefully.

It is the story of a young girl, whose noble lover subjects her to a series of unjustified humiliations, tortures, persecutions and cruelties before marrying her.

TYPES OF BALLADS

LONELY DAY

Such a lonely day and it's mineThe most loneliest day of my life Such a lonely day, should be banned It's a day that I can't stand

The most loneliest day of my life The most loneliest day of my life

Such a lonely day, shouldn't exist It's a day that I'll never missSuch a lonely day and it's mine The most loneliest day of my life

And if you go, I wanna go with you And if you die, I wanna die with you Take your hand and walk away

The most loneliest day of my life The most loneliest day of my life The most loneliest day of my life

Such a lonely day and it's mine It's a day that I'm glad I survived

Composed by : Daron Malakian Genre : Hard rock

DOMESTIC TRAGEDY: LORD RANDAL

Lord Randal is a popular ballad Scottish, in form of questions and answers between mother and son. The main theme is his death caused by his true love : he has been poisoned.

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THE MEDIEVAL BALLAD Start WHAT IS A BALLAD? short drammatic storiesorallyordinary peoplefour-line stanzasno moral aimreal and supernatural characters GEORDIE CHILD BALLAD young womanhorsecourtLondoncrime As I walked out over London Bridge one misty morning early,I overheard a fair pretty maid,was lamenting for her Geordie.

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medieval ballads

- ballads of magic that talks about fairies, witches ecc...- border ballads, about rivalry between the English and Scottish- ballads of love or domestic tragedy- ballads of outlaws, about ribellion

the themes of ballads can be classified in:

types of ballads

key words:

- refrains, repetition, four-line stanzas, real or supernatural characters, no moral aim, songs.

Lord Randal

- is a domestic tragedy- composed by 10 stanzas with 4 lines- use of refrains or repetitions- dialogue between a mother and her son

Robin Hood and the golden arrow

is a child ballad that features an archery competition for a golden or silver arrow that has long appeared in Robin Hood tales, but it is the oldest recorded one where Robin's disguise prevents hid detection.

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medieval ballads - ballads of magic that talks about fairies, witches ecc...- border ballads, about rivalry between the English and Scottish- ballads of love or domestic tragedy- ballads of outlaws, about ribellion the themes of ballads can be classified in: types of ballads key words: - refrains, repetition, four-line stanzas, real or supernatural characters, no moral aim, songs.

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The medieval ballad

The medieval ballad is a poetic genre that comes from the medieval poetic tradition. The term ballad comes from the Latin "dance". So called because it was accompanied by music and dance. Her origin goes back to French (Charlemagne), Romans (Trojan conquest) and English (King Arthur story) models. The popular ballads were written anonymously,transmitted orally and founded in the 13th-14th centuries and collected by Thomas Percy in 1765 in the Reliques of Ancient English Poetry. They were loved by commoners and nobles, who often hired musicians and artists to perform some of the most famous ballads. All types of ballads are united by their narrative technique, seen as the montage of a film, characterized by f flashbaks, dialogues, narrative parts with an impersonal tone where the emotion of the author is silenced waiting for the reaction of the viewer.The authors are ordinary or anonymous people who tell the story but cannot make judgments. The medieval ballad follows a direct and simple metric scheme, the stanzas are called quatrains because they are composed of four verses , with ABCB or ABAB rhymes. Ballads are characterized by alliterations, repetitions, refrains and the use of repeated rethorical questions. They are dramatic stories about ordinary people. The characters are conventional, supernatural or real, like ghosts, whitches, faires, dragons and heroes (these don't have moral aim). The language is simple. The themes are: love and domestic tragedy (Lord Randal), adventures, magic (Thomas Rhymer, The Unquiet Grave), chivalry, border about war between Scotland and England, outlaws (Robin Hood).

transmitted orally and written down in 13th - 14th centuriespopular tradictionshort dramatic stories often about ordinary peoplefour-line stanzas with ABCB or ABAB rhyme schemeallitterationrepetition of words and use of refrains (repeated by the listeners)mixture of dialogue and narrationrapid flashesno moral aimpopular language

Features of the medieval ballad

"The Ghost of Tom Joad"- Bruce Springsteen

Men walkin' 'long the railroad tracks Goin' some place, there's no goin' back Highway Patrol choppers comin' up over the ridge Hot soup on a campfire under the bridge Shelter line stretchin' round the corner Welcome to the new world order Families sleepin' in their cars in the southwest No home, no Job, no peace, no rest The highway is alive tonight But nobody's kiddin' nobody about where it goes I'm sitting down here in the campfire light Searchin' for the ghost of Tom Joad He pulls prayer book out of his sleepin' bag Preacher lights up a butt and takes a drag Waitin' for when the last shall be first and the first shall be last In a cardboard box 'neath the underpass Got a one way ticket to the promised land You got a hole in your belly and a gun in your hand sleeping on a pillow of solid rock Bathing in the city aqueduct The highway is alive tonight Where it's headed everybody knows I'm sittin' down here in the campfire light Waitin' on the ghost of Tom Joad Now Tom Said; "Mom, wherever there's a cop beatin' a guy Wherever a hungry new born baby cries Where there's a fight 'gainst the blood and hatred in the air Look for me mom I'll be there Wherever there's somebody fightin' for a place to stand Or decent job or a helpin' hand Wherever somebody's strugglin' to be free Look in their eyes mom you'll see me." Well the highway is alive tonight But nobody's kiddin' nobody about where it goes I'm sitting down here in the campfire light Searchin' for the ghost of Tom Joad+

Lord Randal

Lord Randal is a popular scottish ballad composed probably around the 13th century. It is based on a dialogue structure between mother and son, who is in a state of strong weakness, more dying.The discursive field is rhytmic and repetitive, following the typical scheme of the English Ballad ("Border Ballads").This ballad is divided into 10 quatrains, which enclose 40 verses. The language is simple and is formed by allitterations and anaphoras.This ballad belongs to the "Child ballads" collection.The main theme is the death of Lord Randal caused by his true love . The ballad Lord Randal is called "the Will of the Poisoned", where the poison is a very unusual weapon in british ballads, whose woman with it was thought to be a a witch.

The history of Lord Randal

The dialogue takes place in a familiar environment where, in the first part, Lord Randal tells his mother what happened in the greenwood, or met his true love who then offered him eels fried in a pain, and whose leavins were eaten by hawks and hounds. Immediately the mother realizes that he has been poisoned and, in the second part, asks him for the goods that he will leave to her and the rest of his family: 24 cows to his mother, gold and silver to his sister and lands and houses to his brother. While to his true love he will leave hell and fire.

"False Lover Won Back" (Francis James Child)-218

False Lover Won Back is a traditional ballad widespread in Scotland and still sung in Aberdeenshine. The author is unknown. This ballad speak of a flight and a chase, in which a man must free himself from his lover and leaves her, because he has fallen in love with another, and she follows him to beg him to reconsider. There fore saddle an horse continuing the path, but the imploring and insistent woman entreats him. So to get rid of her, he wanders from city to city and buys her valuable things, but he can't. Also funny is the pursuit on foot of the girl, whose stubborness makes him rikindle the, spark in him, regaining him again.

The sun it shines ower yonder hill,And low in yonder dell;The place whaur me and my love dwells (bide),The sun it never gangs doun, bonnie love,The sun it never gangs doun."Go saddle tae me ma bonnie black steed,And saddle tae me the broon;That I may ride aa aroon, bonnie love,That I may a ride aa aroon, bonnie love,That I may ride aa aroon"."It's when will ye come back bonnie love?"It's when will ye come hame?""When the heather hills are nine times (1) brunt,And aa grown green again, bonnie love,And aa grown green again"."O, that's ower lang tae bide awa'That's ower lang fae hameThe baby that's nae born yetWill be ower lang wantin' its namebonny love, will be ower lang wantin' its name"He turned aboot his high horse heidAnd fast awa'rode heAnd she's kilted up her gay clothin (petticoats green)And fast, fast followed sheBonny love, and fast, fast followed sheThe firsten toon that they can taeHe bocht her hose and sheenAnd he bade her rue and return nooAnd nae mair follow himBonny love, and nae more follow him"It's love for love that I do wantLove for love againIt's hard when I like ye sae weelAnd ye nae me againBonny love, and ye nae me again"

The neesten toon that they cam tilHe bocht her a brooch ad ringAnd he bade her rue and return nooAnd nae more follow himBonny love, and nae more follow himChorusThe neesten toon that they cam tilHe bocht her a weddin' ringAnd he bade her dry her rosy cheeksAnd he would tak her wi'himBonny love, and he would tak her wi' him"It's love, for love, that I do wantLove for love againAnd there's nane but you for me, bonny loveAnd there's nane but you for meThere's comfort for the comfortlessAnd honey for the bee"And there's nane for you but me (2), bonny loveAnd there's nane for you but meBonny love, and there's nane for you but me""It's love for that I hae gotLove for love againSo turn your hgh horse heid abootAnd we will ride for hameBonny love, and we will ride for hame"

False Lover Won Back

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THE MEDIEVAL BALLAD

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WHAT IS A BALLAD?

- is a poetic writing- has spread to the Middle Ages- was written orally and was written in the 13th and 14th centuries- is formed by four-line stanzas- there is the repetition of words and the use of refrains- is a mixture of dialogue and narration

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The different types of ballads:

- ballads of magic: about fairies, ghosts and witchcraft- border ballads: about the rivalry between the English and the Scottish- ballads of love and domestic tragedy- ballads of outlaws: about rebellion - the most popular character was Robin Hood.

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when the party's over:

Don't you know I'm no good for you?I've learned to lose you, can't afford toTore my shirt to stop you bleedin'But nothin'ever stops you leavin'Quiet when I'm comin' home and I'm on my ownI could lie, say I like it like that, like it like thatI could lie, say I like it like that, like it like thatDon't you know too much already?I'll only hurt you if you let meCall me friend but keep me closer (call me back)And I'll call you when the party's overQuiet when I'm comin' home and I'm on my ownAnd I could lie, say I like it like that, like it like thatYeah, I could lie, say I like it like that, like it like thatBut nothin' is better sometimesOnce we've both said our goodbyesLet's just let it goLet me let you goQuiet when I'm comin' home and I'm on my ownI could lie, say I like it like that,like it like thatI could lie, say I like it like that, like it like that

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story of Lord Randal:

Lord Randal is a popular Scottish ballad, which tells the story of Randal's conversation with his mother after a hunt in the forest with his beloved, who poisoned him with a plate of eels. The remnants of cooked eels were in fact eaten by Randal's animals, who died shortly thereafter. Towards the end of the ballad Randal's mother reveals to the man that he was probably poisoned, and he confirms, already acquainted with this. At this point the mother asks Randal what he will leave, she will leave 24 dairy cows, her sister her gold and her silver, her brother her lands and her houses, and her true love the flames of hell.

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Child ballad: The Fair Flowers of Northumberland

The ballad tells of the kidnapping of a beautiful English maiden, the Flower of Northumbia, where the knight is not an elf but a Scotsman, the maiden is ensnared with false promises of marriage by this man, to help him escape from prison and cross the border with Scotland; but once he is safe, the false gentleman sends back the maiden he does not know what to do with.

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GEOFFREY CHAUCER HIS LIFE Son of a wine merchant John Wycliffe and Lollardy The Canterbury Tales Poet's Corner HIS THREE PERIODS The French period The Romaunt of the Rose The Italian period Troilus and Criseyde The English period The Canterbury Tales HIS LEGACY Father of English

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GEOFFREY CHAUCER

HIS LEGACY

THE CANTERBURY TALES

STYLE

THEMES AND WOMAN

HIS LIFE

HIS THREE PERIODS

FRAME NARRATIVE

THE SON OF A RICH WINE MERCHANTROYAL FAMILYFRANCE AND ITALY, DANTE PETRARCH AND BOCCACCIOCOTROLLER OF THE CUSTOMS IN THE PORT OF LONDONJOHN WYCLIFFE AND LOLLARDYPOET'S CORNER

THE FRENCH PERIOD

THE ITALIAN PERIOD

THE ENGLISH PERIOD

THE ROMAUNT OF THE ROSE

THE LEGENDE OF GOOD WOMAN

THE CANTERBURY TALES

CHAUCER WAS CALLED THE FATHER OF ENGLISH LITERATURE BECAUSE HIS LANGUAGE, THE DIALECT OF LONDON BECAME THE BASIS OF MODERN ENGLISH,BECAUSE HE SAID THAT ENGLISH AS GOOD AS LATIN AND FRENCH,BECAUSE HE INVENTED SOME WORDS AND PHRASES.

NARRATIVE POEM,30 PILGRIMS,SHRINE OF THOMAS BECKET,TWO STORIES IN THE WAY TO CANTERBURY, TWO STORIES IN THE WAY BACK,CHAUCER'S DIE.

RHYME AND NOT ALLITERATION,RHYMING COUPLETS (AABB),IAMBIC PENTAMETER,SOUND SIMILAR AN HEARTBEAT.

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CHAUCER AND WOMANHE DESCRIBED HER LIKE AN INDEPENDENT WOMAN AND HE SHOWS RESPECT TO HER.

THEMESREALISM,DYNAMIC,SATIREJOURNEYbecause it's spring, it means that beame the rebirth.

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NEWSPAPER PRESENTATION by Rebecca Gattabuio on Genially

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GEOFFREY CHAUCER HIS LEGACY THE CANTERBURY TALES STYLE THEMES AND WOMAN HIS LIFE HIS THREE PERIODS FRAME NARRATIVE THE SON OF A RICH WINE MERCHANTROYAL FAMILYFRANCE AND ITALY, DANTE PETRARCH AND BOCCACCIOCOTROLLER OF THE CUSTOMS IN THE PORT OF LONDONJOHN WYCLIFFE AND LOLLARDYPOET'S CORNER THE FRENCH PERIOD THE ITALIAN PERIOD

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2.his three periods

the French period includes "The Romaunt of the Rose" and "The Boke of the Duchesse"the Italian period includes "The Parlament of Foules", "The Legende of Good Woman" and "Troilus and Criseyde"the English period includes "The Canterbury Tales"

Geoffrey Chauser

1.his life

wine merchantgood educationinterest in Italian literatureController of the Customs in the Port of Londonreligious views

3. his legacy

the father of English literaturethe basis of Modern English2000 words and phrases

4. his masterpiece "The Canterbury Tales"

thirty pilgrimshostaprilrealistic journey

6. the style

a long narrative poemheroic rhyming coupletsiambic pentameter

7. characters

portrait of contemporary english societynobiltyclergymembers of the middle classthe Wife of Bathno high aristocracy and peasants

8.characterisation

realismprofession and rolesatire, caricature, ironyvices and flaws

9.themes and importance of women

journeypilgramagerebirth

5.frame narrative

General Prologuetwenty-four talestopicsdirectly, ironicallyrealistic elementsa strong moralising tone

Your ProductThis is your big moment! Explain how clients use your product and ways in which it resolves the problems you talked about earlier on.Use stories and illustrations or pictures to show your solution in action. It will have a bigger impact than simply describing your product.

a long narrative poemheroic rhyming coupletsiambic pentameter

portrait of contemporary English societynobiltyclergymembers of the middle classthe Wife of Bathno high aristocracy and peasants

The ProblemIf there wasn't a problem to begin with, you're going to have a hard time getting your business going.Don't go into competitors here. You'll be able to do that later in your deck. Instead, explore the problem you've discovered and who it affects. Consider using storytelling to make the problem you're going to solve feel relatable. The more an investor can imagine this problem as one that they or people around them have, the more likely they'll be interested in your idea.

the father of English literaturethe basis of Modern English2000 words and phrases

The SolutionThere's a bit of debate over when to present the solution to the problem you've presented. Some suggest leaving the solution slide for after your slide on your target market. If the opportunity is obvious, you may want to build suspense up to your solution instead. If, on the other hand, you think the size of your target market will surprise investors, you may want to save it for after.Either way, your solution slide should explain the big idea behind your product. A good visual will go a long way here.

FinancialsWhile you'll need to show investors your income statement, cash flow forecast, sales forcast, etc. once they show serious interest, keep your deck looking clean so that it's easy to take in. Choose your graphs and charts carefully. Include the most visual and important ones such as those that show total expenses and profits, customers and sales.When including projections in your graphs, don't put in unrealistically high numbers to try and impress. Instead, base your numbers on those of similar businesses or on sales and feedback you already have.

The MarketThis is the part where you talk about how large of a market you're targeting and who you imagine will be using your product. How big is this opportunity really? Whenever possible, include important figures such as the amount of money is currently being spent in your target market.Rather than trying to make your market out to be huge, it's likely to be more appealing to investors if they see that your market is reachable and well-defined. Keep it real because you're unlikely to fool potential investors who've played this game before.

The TeamHighlight key members of your team, the experience they have to offer and their past success. You should make a case for why you and your team will be able to make this product successful? Why you and your team and not someone else? If your team is still missing key members, explain which positions need to be hired for and why they're necessary.

Your CompetitionDon't underestimate the importance of this slide. In a DocSend study which analyzed 200 pitch decks, investors spent an average of just under 4 minutes on each pitch deck and spent the most amount of time on the slides describing the team, financials, and competition.Think you don't have competition? Think again. Even if you're opening up a market that's new, the people you're hoping to win over are currently using some alternative for their problems.Show what you've learned from studying your competitors before explaining where you differ. What's your advantage that will make potential clients choose you over another solution?

Funding NeededThis is about more than how much money you're looking to raise. You'll also need to explain how you plan on using the money and justify the amount you're asking for. Show how it will be used to reach your specific goals. If you're already working with investors, you can explain why they decided to invest in your product.

TractionInvestors are looking to see that you've tested at least part of your business model and that it has early indications of working well. This is where you should talk about any sales you've had or early users.

Click on the pushpins to learn more about what to include in each point.

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9 Key Slides For Any Pitch Deck by Francesca Pece on Genially

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2.his three periods the French period includes "The Romaunt of the Rose" and "The Boke of the Duchesse"the Italian period includes "The Parlament of Foules", "The Legende of Good Woman" and "Troilus and Criseyde"the English period includes "The Canterbury Tales" Geoffrey Chauser 1.his life wine merchantgood educationinterest in Italian literatureController of the Customs in the Port of Londonreligious views 3.

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Geoffrey Chaucer

His life

fine education, interest in Dante, Petrarch and Boccaccio, religious views, income, Westminster

His legacy

father of English literature, basis of modern english, 2000 words and phrases

The Canterbury Tales

30 pilgrims, shrine of Thomas Becket, april, juorney

Frame narrative

general prologue, 24 tales, topics, realistic elements

The style

narrative poem, no alliteration, heroic rhyming couplets, iambic pentameters

Characterisation

realism, profession or role, satire

Themes

Women

new importance of woman and respect for them

Characters

knight, monks, friars, pardoners, craftsmen and no high aristocracy and peasants

3 periods

French periodItalian periodEnglish period

wine merchant, fine education, interest in Dant, Petrarch, Boccaccio, religious views, income, Westminster

knight, monks, friars, pardoners, no high aristocracy and peasants

French periodItalian periodEnglish period

journey, pilgramage

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PSYCHEDELIC PRESENTATION II by Fabiana Paris on Genially

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Geoffrey Chaucer His life fine education, interest in Dante, Petrarch and Boccaccio, religious views, income, Westminster His legacy father of English literature, basis of modern english, 2000 words and phrases The Canterbury Tales 30 pilgrims, shrine of Thomas Becket, april, juorney Frame narrative general prologue, 24 tales, topics, realistic elements

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Jeoffrey Chaucer PRESENTATION by cristina paris on Genially

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jeoffrey Chaucer

Start

Presentation

index

1. His life

6. Style

2. His three periods

7. Characters: the pilgrims

3. His legacy

8. Characterisation

9. Themes

4. Plot

10. Chaucer and women

5. Frame narrative

his life

-He belonged to the middle class society-He was interested to french and italian literature-He supported the religious views of John wyclifffe-He started to work on his masterpiece

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1 The French period: romance styles and subjects2 The Italian period: the use of metre3 The English period: greater realism and the Canterbury Tales

his three periods

HIS LEGACY-considered the father of english literature-he used the basis of Modern English-he coined about 2000 words and phrases

thirty pilgrimsthe shrine of Thomas BecketFour stories

the canterbury tales

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canterbury tales

frame narrative

- General prologue-twenty-four tales

style

-long narrative poem-heroing rhyming couplets

themes

characters

chaucer and women

characterisation

the journeythe pilgrimage

new importance of womenrespect for them

english societyknightmonkclergywife of bath

realismprofession or rolesatire

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-Marilyn Monroe

"WOMAN WHO SEEK TO BE EQUAL WITH MEN LACK AMBITION."

Are men and women treated equally?

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LETTERS TO JULIET

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I don't know how your story ended, but if what you felt at that time was true love well, it's never too late.

Letters to Juliet
GARY WINICK Letters to Juliet
69%

2010

Love is taken up again from the Shakespearian point of view but revisited to the present day, it is always the couple of lovers the central theme, Sophie and Victor, who, however, during a holiday in the romantic Verona, finding a letter addressed to the protagonist of the famous tragedy and written in 1951 by a mysterious woman in search of a lost love.

They will try in every way to help the desperate lady by looking for the man described in the letter.
The film soundtrack is the song Love Story by Taylor Swift, who also in the music video, stages a love story, precisely, to "Romeo and Juliet".
1. In the first scene we can see how people ask for love advice to Juliet, through letters.

2. In the second scene we can see how they speak about Montague and Capulets and we understand how a contemporary man reacts differently than Romeo, in dimostrating his love to a woman.

3. In the last part there is the scene in Juliet's garden, but the difference between Shakespeare's play is that the boy falls from the balcony.

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I don't know how your story ended, but if what you felt at that time was true love well, it's never too late.

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comparison with Romeo and Juliet

realized by: Giuseppe Nimali and Fabiana Paris

is a , based on the The Notebook 2004 American romantic drama film directed by 1996 novel of the same name by Nicholas Sparks. The film stars Ryan Gosling and Rachel McAdams as a young couple who fall in love in the 1940s. Their story is read from a notebook in the present day by an elderly man (played by James Garner), telling the tale to a fellow nursing home resident (played by Gena Rowlands, the director Cassavetes' mother). Nick Cassavetes

Cast
Plot:
Noah and Allie fall in love, in 1940, on a summer vacation when they were young; they meet for the first time at the carnival.

Allie's mom doesn't accept their relationship because Noah isn't from the same social class and therefore prevents her from seeing him.

Second World War breaks out and Noah goes to fight, while Allie works as a nurse.

At the end of the war, Noah decides to buy the house with which he had planned to live with Allie, while Allie accepted the proposal of a rich man. Allie and Noah met after many years and discover that they are still in love.

At the end of the story we discover that now Allie and Noah are elderly, she is sick with Alzheimer's and he reads their story to them every day so that she can remember their life together.

The things that agree the two stories is that the two lovers meet by chance and fall in love at first sight. Both speak of two young people who can not love each other because of their different social class but both, in the end show that love can not be stopped by anyone and also shows the presence of fate; Allie and Noah meet again after several years and Romeo and Juliet die together in love.

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comparison with Romeo and Juliet realized by: Giuseppe Nimali and Fabiana Paris is a , based on the The Notebook 2004 American romantic drama film directed by 1996 novel of the same name by Nicholas Sparks. The film stars Ryan Gosling and Rachel McAdams as a young couple who fall in love in the 1940s.

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Wars, Social Revolts and Plague

Wars and social revoltskey words: a social revolt two rivals families a religious revolt the end of feudalism the hundred years' war

the hundred years' war

Lollardy

key words:religious reformJohn WycliffechurchJesus Christ

the plague

key words:black deathpandemicsimmunitysymptoms

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BASIC PRESENTATION by cristina paris on Genially

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Wars, Social Revolts and Plague Wars and social revoltskey words: a social revolt two rivals families a religious revolt the end of feudalism the hundred years' war the hundred years' war Lollardy key words:religious reformJohn WycliffechurchJesus Christ the plague key words:black deathpandemicsimmunitysymptoms