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__ Assignment #1; Original Sonnet __
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__ !Soccer! __
Running, running as fast as you can go. Get to the ball, and just give it a boot. It doesn’t matter if it’s high or low. If you’re near the goal, don’t think. Just go shoot! But the best time to play is in the rain. Slide tackling on top of a muddy field. It won’t hurt. You will never be in pain. Your shin guards will protect you like a shield. Though winning is good, there’s more to the game. There are life-lessons and long lasting friends. It is not all about money or fame. But it’s up to you. It all just depends. Soccer, oh soccer, I'm glad I met you! Of things that I love, you're one of the few!

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Tybalt
“What, drawn, and talk of peace! I hate the word/ As I hate hell, all Montagues, and thee:/ Have at thee, coward!” (I.i. 62-64) While speaking in Act I of William Shakespeare’s tragedy Romeo and Juliet, Tybalt has just come upon a huge brawl in the streets between his relatives, the Capulets, and his enemies, the Montagues. Though Tybalt is aware of the trouble the fight will cause, he yells “What, drawn, and talk of peace!” when Benvolio, the Montague, tries to get people to put up their swords (I.i. 62-64). Here Shakespeare gives the reader information about the importance of the fight, and how different the people are on each side. Tybalt’s hate is very strong “As [he] hate[s] hell, [and] all Montagues” alike (I.i. 62-64). The reader learns that his name, Tybalt, meaning tiger, is fitting for one with such an aggressive personality. Shakespeare also advances the theme of hate with Tybalt’s words. Shakespeare’s use of the alliteration “hate hell” also adds to the rhythm and natural flow of the words (I.i. 62-64). **
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Night
Coming swiftly as the sun goes down. I am enveloped in darkness. Night is when my dreams come, good and bad. Yet the time seems short, for when I open my eyes, the sun is up; daylight upon me. I must then struggle through the day, waiting for the peace of night, when I can close my eyes.

__ Assignment # 5; Benvolio Wordle __


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__Resources__
[|Soccer Ball] [|Spell With Flickr] [|Dancing Letters] [|Tybalt] [|ToonDoo] [|Night Dream] [|Wordle]