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What play did you choose? What act, scene and line numbers did you choose?
Which character did you play?
What did you learn about the impact of tone, inflection, volume and pacing in your own -
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Othello
5.2.397-406
Soft you; a word or two before you go. I have done the state some service, and they know’t.
No more of that. I pray you, in your letters,
When you shall these unlucky deeds relate,
Speak
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A picture of Monroe was published in a magazine with the top of the page labeled, “What I Eat in a Day”. The article explained her diet, and subsequently suggested women to, once more, diet and change their app
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It was very rare for a woman to go out in the 1950’s and not wear a full face of makeup or have her hair done. Monroe always wore something eye – catching and due to her fame, followed by the paparazzi. Monroe h
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But it wasn’t a magic wish that granted her the fame and glorious title as we know for today. It all started with one film, All About Eve, where Monroe had only two minutes total of screen time. A “starving act
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