Macbeth F****** Piece of S*** Review

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Across
  1. 3. an audience's awareness of the situation in which a work's characters exist differs substantially from that of the characters'
  2. 5. A form of writing that is unstructured, conversational, and in paragraph form
  3. 10. has a fatal flaw or weakness
  4. 11. the person or force battled by the hero or central character
  5. 12. lines in iambic pentameter that do not rhyme
  6. 16. A sentence that runs through two lines in a poem or drama
  7. 17. Blind confidence that leads to unquenchable arrogance
  8. 18. relatable to the audience and a central character,
Down
  1. 1. rhythm
  2. 2. writers use of hints to tell what will happen later
  3. 4. long speech made by a character
  4. 6. contrast of experience versus reality
  5. 7. A speech made by a character alone on the stage; typically character's thoughts
  6. 8. central idea conveyed by a piece of literature
  7. 9. A play or text where the main character, a tragic hero, comes to an unhappy end
  8. 13. his flaw and gains sympathy of the audience, but too late and ends in catastrophe
  9. 14. A tragic flaw that leads to downfall
  10. 15. humor found in an otherwise dramatic/tense storyline