https://padlet.com/elijah_109401/91lbtktxmaja By Elijah Feldman en-us 2017-10-30 15:43:54 UTC 2017-11-03 04:38:09 UTC hello@padlet.com elijah_109401 https://padlet.com/elijah_109401/91lbtktxmaja/wish/201783985 -An allusion is an expression designed to call something from a different piece to the viewers mind without mentioning it directly.
-Allusions are an important literary device that will enable the author to provide helpful detailed context in a short time period, rather than giving a detailed explanation that will take the viewers attention from the piece away.]]> 2017-10-30 15:45:07 UTC https://padlet.com/elijah_109401/91lbtktxmaja/wish/201783985 elijah_109401 https://padlet.com/elijah_109401/91lbtktxmaja/wish/201787597 -In the movie series, "Star Wars", the storm-troopers, enemies of the republic, is an allusion that is comparing the storm-troopers to the German soldiers that fought in World War II.
 -In the movie they are portrayed as the "bad guys" this is a perfect example of an allusion as the movie references them as the German soldiers without ever directly mentioning it.

-In the movie, "The Lion King", the entire movie is based off of a Shakespeare play "Hamlet" which the uncle kills the father and the son embarks on a morally conflicting journey seeking revenge for his fallen father.
 -In the movie they never directly introduce Hamlet to the viewers but instead create a plot that is nearly identical to that of Hamlet. This is an effective use of the literary device allusion as they reference another piece of literature without ever directly mentioning it, letting the viewer make detailed connections without taking away from the new piece.]]> 2017-10-30 15:50:56 UTC https://padlet.com/elijah_109401/91lbtktxmaja/wish/201787597 elijah_109401 https://padlet.com/elijah_109401/91lbtktxmaja/wish/201796803 #1-Act one scene two Lines one and two:
"O, that this too too solid flesh would melt
thaw and dissolve itself into dew"
     -Because of the situation he is in Hamlet wishes he could be like the dew on plants. He does not want to be in this morally conflicting battle and wishes he could be like the dew on plants and evaporate. 

#2-Act one scene two lines 7-8:
"Tis an unweeded garden, that grows to seed: things rank and gross in nature"
     -Hamlet is referencing back to when his father lived, saying that the world was a garden. When he said the world was a garden he is alluding back to the biblical Adam and Eve in saying that the garden given to them was perfect. He is comparing that perfection to when his father was alive. Hamlet might also be alluding the wedding between Claudius and Gertrude when he says that the garden is now a rank place. The rank place is alluding the wedding because in Elizabethan times it was incestuous to have a widow get married to her brother in law.

#3-Act one scene two line 18:
"frailty, thy name is woman!"
 -Hamlet is indirectly alluding to his mother in this line of the soliloquy. He talks about "Frailty" as if it were a living being that could understand his emotions. Hamlet is clearly unhappy about his mothers marriage and uses allusion to portray his feelings. This helps the reader understand how Hamlet feels without giving a long detailed explanation regarding the situation with his mother.

#4-Act one scene two lines 23-25:
"would have mourned longer--married with my uncle, my fathers brother, but no more like my father than i to Hercules"
 -Hamlet again uses an allusion to compare his uncle to his father, he says no more alike than he is to Hercules, obviously stating that they are extremely different. This is important to the story because it captures Hamlets hatred towards his uncles actions, and his mother marrying his fathers killer all in three lines. The reader can see just how terrible Hamlet feels about each situation using allusions.

#5-Act one scene five lines 15-18:
"O villain, villain, smiling, damned villain! my tables,--meet it is i set it down, that one may smile, and smile, and be villain; At least i'm sure it may be so in Denmark"
 -Hamlet has just encountered the ghost of his father for the first time. He tells his that his brother, Hamlets uncle, was the one that poisoned him. This alludes to the anger that Hamlet has been feeling which he was originally angry at his mother for marrying his uncle. Hamlets father than asks Hamlet to let the heavens punish him for the crimes he has committed. 

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]]> 2017-10-30 16:05:56 UTC https://padlet.com/elijah_109401/91lbtktxmaja/wish/201796803 richard_1717139 https://padlet.com/elijah_109401/91lbtktxmaja/wish/201797566 #1-The movie “Toy Story 3” has a scene in the end where the characters gather and put together a stage performance of “Romeo and Juliet”. There was a hedgehog as the character Romeo and a little green man as Juliet. They used the line “Romeo oh Romeo wherefore art thou Romeo.”

#2- The movie “The Lion King” is all based on Hamlet by Shakespeare but with not so many deaths involved. They relate by Claudius which would be Scar in The movie kills his brother the King and Mufasa in the movie. Hamlet which I would be Simba is visited by a ghost as his Father. He is led by Rosencrantz and Guildenstern (Timon and Pumba) he eventually returns and takes over and take back his throne.

#3- In the movie "Beauty and the Beast"  they added the song ‘Human Again’  In addition to the song, there is a short scene at the end where Belle says “There never was a story of more woe than this of Juliet and her Romeo” as she finished reading Romeo and Juliet aloud to the Beast.

#4- In the movie "Aladdin"  Aladdin wishes to be a prince as one of his three wishes. As Genie flips through his book of magical spells he says to himself "Caesar Salad" and an arm appears out of the book holding a dagger, ready to stab the Genie. As Genie shoves the arm back in the book he says “Et tu, Brute?”

#5-  In the movie "Gnomeo and Juliet" there are references to Romeo and Juliet for example Romeo and Juliet the setting is Verona and in the movie it is Verona Drive. Also in Romeo and Juliet the two feuding families are the Montagues and the Capulets. In the movie the two different gardens belong to the Montague and Capulet. The blue garden to the Montagues and the red garden to the Capulets. Both in the play and in the movie, Juliet's father wants her to marry Paris, but when Juliet meets Romeo/ Gnomeo she falls in love and doesn't want to marry Paris.]]> 2017-10-30 16:07:16 UTC https://padlet.com/elijah_109401/91lbtktxmaja/wish/201797566