Direct Metaphor: a direct comparison between two unlikely things
Example of director metaphor from the play:
Act 2 Scene 2 Romeo says "Juliet is the sun"
Implied Metaphor: an indirect or subtle comparison between two things: it gives the subject the characteristic of the object it is being
Example of implied metaphor from the play:
Act 1 Scene 5 "She doth teaches the torches to burn bright"
Extended Metaphor: a metaphor that is extended throughout a speech, a passage, or throughout an entire story, novel, or play. It is longer than one line.
Example: In Hamlet, the garden that Hamlet speaks about in his first soliloquy is an extended metaphor
PLOT OUTLINE
Exposition: Act 1 Scene 1,2,3, and most of 4
Inciting Event: the boat metaphor
Rising Action: when Romeo first meets and kisses Juliet
Example of director metaphor from the play:
Act 2 Scene 2 Romeo says "Juliet is the sun"
Implied Metaphor: an indirect or subtle comparison between two things: it gives the subject the characteristic of the object it is being
Example of implied metaphor from the play:
Act 1 Scene 5 "She doth teaches the torches to burn bright"
Extended Metaphor: a metaphor that is extended throughout a speech, a passage, or throughout an entire story, novel, or play. It is longer than one line.
Example: In Hamlet, the garden that Hamlet speaks about in his first soliloquy is an extended metaphor
PLOT OUTLINE
Exposition: Act 1 Scene 1,2,3, and most of 4
Inciting Event: the boat metaphor
Rising Action: when Romeo first meets and kisses Juliet
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