September 10, 2019
Standards
RL.9-10.3 Analyze how complex characters develop over the course of a text, interact with other characters, and advance the plot or develop the theme.
Obj: I can analyze complex characters and their development throughout Julius Caesar.
Starter
Choose one word to describe Brutus based on act one.
Then, choose another word to describe him based on the beginning of act two.
How is Brutus being developed throughout the play?
Vocabulary
Word: Direct Characterization
Part of Speech: Noun
Dictionary Definition: the way an author or another character within the story describes or reveals a character, through the use of descriptive adjectives, epithets, or phrases.
Your Definition:
Activity; Give an example of direct characterization.
Activity:
1. Act Two Scene One
Characters
Brutus
Lucius
Cassius
Decius
Casca
Cinna
Metellus
Trebonius
Portia
Ligarius
Discussion Questions
How would you describe Brutus' emotions when the scene opens?
What is the message of the letter?
Who are the conspirators?
How does this connect to betrayal?
Why is Decius able to convince Caesar to go to the capitol?
Characterize Portia.
In groups of three, pick one character to focus on in your double entry journal.
Find three quotes that reflect indirect characterization and explain what they reveal.
Each person in your group should be responsible for picking on quote.
3. Act Two Scenes Two-Four
Characters
Caesar
Servant
Calphurnia
Decius
Publius
Brutus
Antony
Trebonius
Artemidorus
Portia
Lucius
Soothsayer
Individually, you will create a card based on a character of your choice, using the trading card creator.
Please put your name on the first slide and then the name of your character.
Select fictional character to begin creating.
Include
Source
Appearance
Personality
Thoughts
Feelings
Problem
Goal
Quote
Action
Interaction
Personal Connection
Please make sure that you save and share with my email: kregan.lec@lee.k12.nc.us
Closure:
What did you learn about the character of your choice from your double entry journal?
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