Richard III — Form, Language, and Key Quotes (HSC SSCE English Advanced): Flashcards

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Richard III — Form, Language, and Key Quotes
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Year Richard III was written

Around 1592-1593

Five-act structure mirrors what in Richard III

Richard's trajectory from schemer to defeated tyrant

Blank verse definition

Unrhymed iambic pentameter

Richard III opening line metaphor

Winter of our discontent / Made glorious summer

Soliloquies create what effect with audience

Break fourth wall, create intimacy and complicity

Disease imagery in Richard III represents

Links moral corruption to physical deformity

Anaphora definition

Repetition of words at start of successive phrases

Richard's quote about clothing villainy

Clothe naked villainy with odd ends stol'n out of holy writ

Acts 1-3 vs Acts 4-5 show Richard's what

Rise to power (1-3), then isolation & deterioration (4-5)

Pacino replaces soliloquies with what technique

Voice-overs

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