Act three of Antony and Cleopatra
Act three of Antony and
Cleopatra
Group: Agostini Giacomo, Mainardis Riccardo, Maran Thomas, Moratti
Alex and Vidili Andrea
4ASA Scienze Applicate Cervignano del Friuli(UD)
Anno 2016/2017
4ASA Cervignano del Friuli 2016/2017
What is the function of the act in the
economy of the tragedy?
•
The aim of this Act is to tell the episode of Ventidius'
battle against Parthians, to report the conversation
between Anthony and Caesar about the peace's terms
with Pompey, to narrate the victory on Lepido and to
report the dialogue between Anthony and Cleopatra
.
•
The act is in the central part of the tragedy
•
It is divided into 13 scenes
•
The characters in the act are Ventidius, Silius,Agrippa,
Enobarbus, Antony Caesar, Octavia, Alexas, a messager,
Charmian, Eros, Maecenas, a soldier, Scarus, Taurus,
Canidius, Iras,an ambassador, Thidias and a servant
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How is the act related to previous or following
act?
The relationship between act two and three
2) This Act ends with feast about the term with Rome and Pompey. Enobarbus, Lepidus and Menas
drunk a lot, Menas told Pompeo the idea about the killing the triumvirs, but Pompeo didn’t accept
3)It started with
Ventidius, fighting for Antony, defeats the Parthians
These acts aren't related about the content but they are set in the same time. There is the term in
act two and the war between Ventidius and Parthians.
The relationship beetwen act three and four
3) It ends with the meeting Caesar and Cleopatra. Cleopatra asked to be the queen of Egypt like district of
Roman Empire,but Caesar didn’t accept. Caesar sayed to Cleopatra that if she killed Antony he will accept.
4)The messager gone back to Caesar’s camp. Caesar refused the Hand-to-hand combat and Caesar ordered a
feast before the victory. Antony ordered a feast because knew his last day of king
In act three the messager get the order to say the message from Antony to Caesar (Hand-to-hand combat)
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What aspect of History and relationship between
Antony and Cleopatra does the act develop?
•
Antony is at his weakest and most pitiful. He is utterly defeated
because of his own poor judgment and yet he cannot resist
making excuses in particular, he thinks that it is possible that he
was so bewitched by Egypt that his judgment was affected.
•
Antony appears impulsive and stubborn. He jumps to the
conclusion that Cleopatra is altering her loyalties, when in fact
she is not.
•
Cleopatra begins to reveal a more complex nature than we have
heretofore seen. Although her methods are devious, her purpose
in this act seems more mature and noble, in the sense that she
never wavers from her loyalty to Antony.
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What aspects of lexics(semantic field) sintax and
figures of speech does the playwright exploit?
•
The language used in the first scenes contains a lot of word that
suggests the power, the action, and the cruelty of war
For example blood, sword, revenger ecc…
•
Then the language used in the following scene are abstract, about
valous, mental action and state of mind
For example queasy, heart, love, wronged, pity ecc…
•
There is a comparison in line 29-34.The image that Caesar evokes is
of a building, and the love of the two men for the virtuous Octavia
is the cement. But were Octavia to be ill-treated, or if she were to
be considered as a hostage, she would be the battering ram that
would cause the whole structure of their precarious alliance to
crumble.
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What are the themes particular revelant and
what curiosites does the act present?
•
This scene focuses primarily on the relationship
between war and power. Not only are the rival
generals, Caesar and Antony, vying against each other
for ultimate power, but the lesser officers are also
continually seeking their own advancement. Ventidius
is wise here to avoid seeking excessive military glory. He
does not want Antony to think he is trying to rival him
in military achievements
•
Other themes are love between Antony and Cleopatra.
She didn’t betray him, but Antony thought that she is
altering her loyalties against Caesar decision
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The end
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Act Three of Antony and Cleopatra focuses on pivotal events such as Ventidius's battle against the Parthians, discussions between Antony and Caesar regarding peace terms, victory over Lepidus, and dialogues between Antony and Cleopatra. It plays a crucial role in the tragedy by exploring themes of loyalty, betrayal, and the complex relationship between Antony and Cleopatra.
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Act three of Antony and Cleopatra Group: Agostini Giacomo, Mainardis Riccardo, Maran Thomas, Moratti Alex and Vidili Andrea 4ASA Scienze Applicate Cervignano del Friuli(UD) Anno 2016/2017 4ASA Cervignano del Friuli 2016/2017
What is the function of the act in the economy of the tragedy? The aim of this Act is to tell the episode of Ventidius' battle against Parthians, to report the conversation between Anthony and Caesar about the peace's terms with Pompey, to narrate the victory on Lepido and to report the dialogue between Anthony and Cleopatra. The act is in the central part of the tragedy It is divided into 13 scenes The characters in the act are Ventidius, Silius,Agrippa, Enobarbus, Antony Caesar, Octavia, Alexas, a messager, Charmian, Eros, Maecenas, a soldier, Scarus, Taurus, Canidius, Iras,an ambassador, Thidias and a servant 4ASA Cervignano del Friuli 2016/2017
How is the act related to previous or following act? The relationship between act two and three 2) This Act ends with feast about the term with Rome and Pompey. Enobarbus, Lepidus and Menas drunk a lot, Menas told Pompeo the idea about the killing the triumvirs, but Pompeo didn t accept 3)It started with Ventidius, fighting for Antony, defeats the Parthians These acts aren't related about the content but they are set in the same time. There is the term in act two and the war between Ventidius and Parthians. The relationship beetwen act three and four 3) It ends with the meeting Caesar and Cleopatra. Cleopatra asked to be the queen of Egypt like district of Roman Empire,but Caesar didn t accept. Caesar sayed to Cleopatra that if she killed Antony he will accept. 4)The messager gone back to Caesar s camp. Caesar refused the Hand-to-hand combat and Caesar ordered a feast before the victory. Antony ordered a feast because knew his last day of king In act three the messager get the order to say the message from Antony to Caesar (Hand-to-hand combat) 4ASA Cervignano del Friuli 2016/2017
What aspect of History and relationship between Antony and Cleopatra does the act develop? Antony is at his weakest and most pitiful. He is utterly defeated because of his own poor judgment and yet he cannot resist making excuses in particular, he thinks that it is possible that he was so bewitched by Egypt that his judgment was affected. Antony appears impulsive and stubborn. He jumps to the conclusion that Cleopatra is altering her loyalties, when in fact she is not. Cleopatra begins to reveal a more complex nature than we have heretofore seen. Although her methods are devious, her purpose in this act seems more mature and noble, in the sense that she never wavers from her loyalty to Antony. 4ASA Cervignano del Friuli 2016/2017
What aspects of lexics(semantic field) sintax and figures of speech does the playwright exploit? The language used in the first scenes contains a lot of word that suggests the power, the action, and the cruelty of war For example blood, sword, revenger ecc Then the language used in the following scene are abstract, about valous, mental action and state of mind For example queasy, heart, love, wronged, pity ecc There is a comparison in line 29-34.The image that Caesar evokes is of a building, and the love of the two men for the virtuous Octavia is the cement. But were Octavia to be ill-treated, or if she were to be considered as a hostage, she would be the battering ram that would cause the whole structure of their precarious alliance to crumble. 4ASA Cervignano del Friuli 2016/2017
What are the themes particular revelant and what curiosites does the act present? This scene focuses primarily on the relationship between war and power. Not only are the rival generals, Caesar and Antony, vying against each other for ultimate power, but the lesser officers are also continually seeking their own advancement. Ventidius is wise here to avoid seeking excessive military glory. He does not want Antony to think he is trying to rival him in military achievements Other themes are love between Antony and Cleopatra. She didn t betray him, but Antony thought that she is altering her loyalties against Caesar decision 4ASA Cervignano del Friuli 2016/2017
The end 4ASA Cervignano del Friuli 2016/2017
