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People standing in front of the stage where named groundlings. These people where called this because they where spat on when the actors where acting.

There where seats called the Lords room where royalty or lords would view, they where looking at the backs of the actors, however their seats where there so everyone could see them.
-Felix Danishmend

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Shakespeare's plays were performed on a thrust stage, with audience members on all sides.

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In 1613, the Globe burned down when its thatched roof was set on fire by a cannon used in Shakespeare's Henry VIII.

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In 1613, the Globe burned down when its thatched roof was set on fire by a cannon used in Shakespeare's Henry VIII.

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-Shakespeare's plays were performed on a thrust stage, and the audience could watch from all sides

-The Globe burned down in 1613 when a cannon was fired in Henry VIII and the roof set on fire

-The Globe was an open air theater, so when it rained all the actors and groundlings got wet

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Macbeth had been written by Shakespeare between 1605 and 1606 after King James of Scotland's Ascension. Within King James reign religious and political conflict had risen. This is where Shakespeare had gotten his idea of writing a regicide. Ideas of witchcraft from king james as he was very passionate through these types of stories.

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The "groundlings" stood in the Yard, which was the lower area next to the stage

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The "groundlings" stood in the Yard, which was the lower area next to the stage

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Jacob Sellitti

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Almost all tragedies have a supernatural element, and the main character(s) always have a fatal flaw

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Almost all tragedies have a supernatural element, and the main character(s) always have a fatal flaw

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Jacob Sellitti

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"Hell" is a trapdoor under the stage, it can be used for people to emerge from.  -anabel

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"Hell" is a trapdoor under the stage, it can be used for people to emerge from.  -anabel

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The Lord's Rooms - Considered the best seats in the house, even though they viewed the actors from behind. The nobility would sit here, where they could be seen by all.

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1. Supernatural powers contribute to the fate of the protagonist.

2. A lot of tragedies have a big part to do with revenge.

3. Shakespeare’s tragedies represent a paradox of life.

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Based heavily upon ideas of witchcraft which were popular at the time

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Based heavily upon ideas of witchcraft which were popular at the time

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Jacob Sellitti

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1. Shakespeare's tragedies were a paradox of his life

2. A play can be successful if it includes emotions felt by the audience

3. the play is set around revenge

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In 1613, the Globe burned down when its thatched roof was set on fire by a cannon used in Shakespeare's Henry VIII.

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-They evoke emotions in the audience known as catharsis where the audience members sympathise for the characters

-All characters will have a fatal flaw that will contribute to their downfall

-Supernatural powers will contribute the fate of the protagonist

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Heavens - The stage roof, painted with stars, moons, and astrological signs. This illustrated the common belief that the movements of the stars determined the fate of the people below. This is where we get the term "star-crossed lovers" and the title of John Green's The Fault in Our Stars.

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Shakespearean tragedies always have five acts

Always include a supernatural element that contributes to the fate of the protagonist

One character always wants to get revenge on another character

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1. There is a trap door that people can emerge from or descend into

2. The theatre burned down after being set on fire by a cannon

3. It was an open air theatre, meaning everybody got wet whenit rained.

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Shakespeare was an entrepreneur, opening the largest open aired amphitheater in London, named the Globe Theatre. He is credited with adding 3000 words to english, as if he could not find the correct word, he would make one up. Lastly, Shakespeare had a country called the Kings men, as the king became their patron.

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1. The lord’s rooms are the best seats in the house.

2. Shakespeare’s globe was an open air theater.

3. Hell was an area below the stage accessed by a trap door for characters to emerge or descend.

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1. There is always some sort of fatal flaw with the protagonist in a tragedy.
2. Fate and fortune contribute a ton to the plot of a tragedy.
3. Revenge always plays a big role in a tragedy.

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1.  The stage roof was painted with stars to resemble the sky

2. the theatre burned down in 1613

3. it was an open air theatre

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1. Tragedies contrasted terrible living conditions like suffering to great living conditions like victorious feelings.

2.  There will be two types of conflict, internal and external.

3. A character will have a fatal flaw that will lead to the catastrophe for that character, displaying the tragedy in the life of that character.

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The Globe Theater was burned down when a cannon hit the roof and when on fire.

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1. Shalespearean plays have a five act structure

2. The main character will always have a fatal flaw

3. Characters will most of the time have a fate to show how powerless humans really are

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1. The area below the stage where the trap door lead to was called hell
2. The lords rooms were for the powerful people. Even though they sat behind the actors they still sat there so they could look down on everyone else.

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1- Shakespeare's tragedies reflect the paradox of life
2- successful literature expresses sympathy towards a character
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The Globe Theatre was an open theatre so when it rained, the audience always got wet

The Lord’s Room were considered to be the best seats in the house

Most common people watched the plays from The Yard

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1. The drama takes place in a Scotland during the time right after the end of English rule.
2. Macbeth was based on historical documents.
3. Medieval Scotland believed in witchcraft, which influenced some of Macbeth.

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1. Shakespeare was an actor, as well.
2. Built the largest open-air theater of its time (good businessman)
3. Shakespeare was a poet as well; caused by poverty caused by the plague.

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1. Shakespeare shows both mental and physical conflicts relating to the characters of his plays.
2. Shakespearean Tragedies have a character whose downfall is related to a flaw in their personality or actions, and this downfall often has to do with supernatural powers and/or "fate".
3. Characters in these plays are usually of high wealth, at least in the beginning of the play, and by the end lose something. This is one way that Shakespeare connects to tragedies in life. Throughout these connections he makes foul things seem fair, such as the act of revenge (sometimes leading to one's death). Through this he yet more connects to tragedy in life.

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1. The Globe Theater is an outdoor theater, plays would go on rain or shine.
2. The yard is where the groundlings watched from. It is where the poorer people would stand and watch.
3. The Lord's Room was a place for the richest people to watch the acts. It was located behind the stage.

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1. The yard: common people who stood to watch otherwise known as  groundlings.
2.  Preformed on thrust stage and audience saw from the side.
3. Globe burned down in 1614 because of a cannon.

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1. The Globe Theatre burned down in 1613 because of a staged cannon attack in "Henry VIII".
2.  The plays were performed on a thrust stage where the audience saw the acts from the sides of the stage.
3.  The Globe, which opened in 1599, became the playhouse where audiences first saw some of Shakespeare's best-known plays.

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1. Almost all of Shakespeare's tragedies have supernatural aspects.

2. The protagonist usually has a fatal flaw which creates great conflict within the tragedy.

3. All of Shakespeare's tragedies are a paradox to his life and his failures, and what he has learned.