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blondinia [14]
3 years ago
7

Answer these three questions and statement based on the summary. The play is called The Comedy of Errors by Shakespeare. Please

help. Brainliest and 50 points for good answer!
SUMMARY:

https://www.sparknotes.com/shakespeare/errors/summary/

(make sure you go to the other scenes the first page is the first scene only)


QUESTIONS:

1)WHAT DO I WANT?​​ What do you want right here, right now? What does your character want overall: an ultimate want?​​

2) WHAT IS IN MY WAY?​​ What obstacles keep you from getting or achieving what you want?​​

3) WHAT IS IN MY WAY?​​ What obstacles keep you from getting or achieving what you want?​​

STATEMENT: Questions 7, 8, and 9 come together to make the Character Statement. What do you want, what is in your way, and what do you do to get what you want?​​

For example: If I am playing Dorothy in "The Wizard of Oz", I would answer Questions 7, 8, and 9 as follows:​​

7. I want to get home to Kansas.​​

8. What is in my way is that a tornado took me to a far away land and I am stuck here and don't know how to get home.​​

9. The Good Witch told me to follow the Yellow Brick road to see the Wizard so that is what I am going to do!​​

So now her Character Statement will read: ​​

"I want to get home to Kansas, but I am stuck in a far away land because a tornado ripped up my house and took me away with it! I met a Good Witch who told me that if I see the Wonderful Wizard of Oz he will help me get home so all I need to do is follow this yellow brick road to the Emerald City!"​​


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