English, 28.04.2021 01:00, SmartScholar4094

Read the prologue on Ti-Jean and His Brothers prolgue:
1. Describe the setting.(Read the entire Prologue first.)

2. Contrast the music played for the entrance of Mi-Jean/Gros Jean/mother.

3. Describe the entrance of the devil and his friends. How has the mood changed again?

4. How are Gros-Jean and Mi-Jean described?

5. What is the relationship between the two brothers and Ti-Jean?

6. What two things do they compare him to?

7. Write one paragraph on the purpose and the effectiveness of the prologue at the beginning of the play.

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Read the prologue on Ti-Jean and His Brothers prolgue:
1. Describe the setting.(Read the ent...