Federico - Shakespeare Forever :)

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Across
  1. 3. Repeated examples of this can help build up the themes of a play.
  2. 4. In Shakespearean tragedy, this is balanced against human choices.
  3. 8. The final two lines in the structure of a Shakespearean sonnet.
  4. 11. The contrast of direct opposites.
  5. 13. Generally used by aristocratic characters and in serious or dramatic scenes.
  6. 14. Shakespeare’s birthplace.
  7. 16. In Shakespeare’s language, this can be verbal or dramatic.
Down
  1. 1. The idea connected with the circular pattern of order, disruption and return to order.
  2. 2. Generally used by lower-class characters, in comic scenes and informal conversations.
  3. 5. Plays in which the final catastrophe brings disaster to the tragic hero.
  4. 6. A Shakespearean sonnet contains three of these before the final couplet.
  5. 7. The theatre built by Shakespeare’s company.
  6. 9. These plays often include disguise, frustrated love, mistaken identity and romantic misunderstandings.
  7. 10. Shakespeare wrote 154 of these; the collection was published in 1609.
  8. 12. A repeated image in Macbeth.
  9. 15. The resolution in Act V of a Shakespearean play.