English, 12.05.2021 22:40, ceceshelby1130

You will write a one-paragraph character analysis of the character you have been documenting from Romeo and Juliet. As the basis of your analysis, you will be discussing/demonstrating whether your character is flat or round and static or dynamic. You will compare/contrast your character at the beginning and end of the play. Your paragraph should be at least 8 sentences with a topic sentence that includes the title, author, and your claim. 30 points--Topic sentence and concluding sentence with author, title, and claim
35 points--PEE--Beginning of the play with at least 1 piece of textual evidence
35 points--PEE--End of the play with at least 1 piece of textual evidence
100 points total

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