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Summary English literature paper 1 GCSE AQA quote sheet
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- English Literature
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These are the quotes which I used during my English Literature GCSE for the AQA exam board during the 2024 exams.
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Love Conflict Fate Family PatriarchyRomeo (1.1) ‘O brawling love, O ‘some consequence yet ‘my foe’s debt’ (1.5)
loving hate’ hanging in the stars,’ (1.4)
‘new baptised’ (2.2)
‘ She is rich in beauty, only ‘untimely death’ (1.4)
poor, that when she dies with ’two of the fairest stars in all
beauty dies her store’ the heaven’ (2.2)
‘thou canst not teach me to ‘O, I am fortune’s fool’ (3.1)
forget ‘ ‘I defy you, stars!’ (5.1)
’It is the east, and Juliet is the
sun’ (2.2)
Juliet ‘my only love sprung from my ‘my only love sprung from my ‘my grave is like to be my ’consent gives strength to make it fly’ (1.3) ‘I beseech you o
only hate’ (1.5) only hate’ (1.5) wedding bed’ (1.5) knees’ (3.5)
’O Romeo, Romeo, wherefore art thou Romeo’
(2.2)
’that one word banished, hath ’O Romeo, Romeo, wherefore ’If all else fail, myself have ‘Henceforward I
slain ten thousand art thou Romeo’ (2.2) power to die’ (3.5) ’I’ll no longer be a Capulet’ ruled by you’ (4.
Tybalts’(3.2)
’What if it be a poison’ (4.3) ‘O happy dagger!’ (5.3) ‘What’s in a name,’ (2.2)
’I drink to thee’ (4.3)
Friar ’Wisely and slow, they ‘ these violent delights have ’short work’ (2.6) ‘For this alliance may so happy prove, / To turn
Lawrence stumble that run fast’ (2.3) violent ends’ (2.6) your households’ rancour to pure love.’ (2.3)
‘infectious pestilence did
reign’ (Friar John) (5.2)
‘Unhappy fortune’ (5.2)
Capulet ‘What noise is this ? Give me ‘He shall be endured’ (1.5) ‘my will to conse
my long sword, ho!’ (1.1) part’ (1.2)
’Death is my heir’ (4.5)
‘I think she will b
‘O brother Montague, give me thy hand: This is all respects by m
my daughter’s jointure, for no more Can I
demand.’ (5.3) ‘Hang thee, youn
disobedient wret
Benvolio : ‘gentle in his view’ ‘ancient grudge break to new ‘A pair of star-crossed lovers ‘Two households, both alike in dignity’(p) ‘to beautify him,
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