Across
- 1. hints about things to come
- 7. p55, Native American woman known for her interactions with English colonists in Jamestown, Virginia.
- 8. (2words) when all but one character holds still while the remaining characters talk to the audience.
- 9. p72, Having a strong desire to harm or cause suffering to others
- 10. (2words) when the audience knows more than the characters. It’s often funny.
- 11. p47, Unconventional or peculiar in behavior, appearance, or ideas.
- 14. one thing represents another
- 17. Barb and Grace’s brother who looks like Grace
- 18. a comparison using “like” or “as”
- 19. a character directs speech to a particular character or audience (Other characters can’t hear it)
- 21. references to old movies, TV shows, actors, etc.
- 22. they’re breaking this if they stop and talk to the audience
Down
- 2. p60, Happening or done without planning or preparation.
- 3. a long, uninterrupted speech from one character to others
- 4. p60, Feelings of anxiety or fear about something that is about to happen
- 5. when one character is set up to be compared to another
- 6. p44, Severe bleeding or a significant loss of something, metaphorically (American spelling)
- 12. p45, Scolded or reprimanded
- 13. p44, Fried or baked bread often associated with Indigenous cuisine in Canada; also has Scottish origins.
- 14. meaning the opposite to what you say is this
- 15. p48, Soft, comfortable footwear often associated with Indigenous cultures in North America.
- 16. a purposeful exaggeration, often used in arguments
- 20. a long speech given by a character who is alone on stage giving their innermost thoughts.