Atama 1 clap
Abaku 4 claps in rhythm "CLAP clap-clap CLAP"
Laborenna 10 claps in rhythm similar to Abaku "CLAP clap-clap CLAP clap-clap CLAP clap-clap CLAP"
hoo-TAH hoo-TAH hoo-TAH hoo-TAH hoo-TAH
Iamb: doo-DUM
Trochee: opposite iamb "DUM-doo"
Read speech; move at punctuation. Turning on all punctuation: frantic heart beat
Read speech; move at end stops only. Turning on full end stops: thought process
Stomping 12345
sha-BOOM sha-BOOM sha-BOOM sha-BOOM sha-BOOM
Shall I compare the to a summers day
BOOM-sha BOOM-sha BOOM-sha BOOM-sha BOOM-sha
Never never never never never
Chair stomp. Take a step in two counts. the first count is foot up. count two is a foot stomp.
"Is this a dagger which I see right here" (ENDS ON FOOT DOWN)
"Is this a dagger which I see before me"" (ENDS WITH FOOT UP)
To be or not to be that is the point (ENDS ON FOOT DOWN)
To be or not to be that is the question (ENDS WITH FOOT UP)
In the original it sounds more uncertain because he is stuck with his foot in the air.
DIE in his youth
Vs
die IN his YOUTH
Unless it sounds odd keep Shakespeare's stress.
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