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analyze theme presentation
shakespeare's characters may have lived a long time ago, in a country that is very different from your own, but they are still very human, with hopes, dreams, fears, and flaws. in this assignment, your task is to draw a thematic connection between this ancient tale of conspiracy and murder and your own real and modern world.
for your presentation, you will
select one theme from julius caesar. in your introduction, explain how it is developed in the play.
use evidence from the text of the play (quotations from characters; examples of conflicts and resolutions; character choices, actions, and motivations, etc.) to support your ideas.
conclude your presentation by clearly explaining how the theme you chose relates to real life.
use an appropriate pattern of organization and create smooth transitions between your ideas.
use verbal and nonverbal communication skills that are appropriate given your audience and purpose.
outline the contents of your presentation using the speech notes graphic organizer. remember to submit this.
if you cant me write it can you me find a theme? anything will me pls!

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