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English- R/J quotes

Romeo and Juliet quotes- Love and hate/ Conflict

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'From forth the fatal loins' Alliteration the fighting has been happening since they were born.
'So shows a snowy dove, trooping with crows' Avian imagery Juxtaposition between light and dark emphasises Juliets contrasting emotions and the theme of love and hate.
'Now seeming sweet, convert to bitt'rest gall' Oxymoron What is perfect and 'sweet' (their marriage) is likely to turn bad.
'My only love sprung from my only hate' Irony The person she loves most is a member of the family that hers hates the most.
'That I must love a loathed enemy' Alliteration Emphasises the fact that despite the love for each other, they have contrasting emotions about it because their families have so much hatred.
It is too rushed, too unadvised, too sudden' Anaphora Juliet has mixed feelings about marrying Romeo because they just met.
'Nights cloak to hide me from their eyes' Metaphor She doesn't want to be seen by her family, so she loves Romeo only in secret, and often by night.
'And she steals loves sweet bait from fearful hooks' Metaphor Comparing Juliet to fishing emphasising that her beauty makes people fear her.
'Unhappy Fortune' Oxymoron
'What light through yonder window breaks. It is the east, and Juliet is the sun.' Metaphor Juliet is as beautiful and lights up Romeos world in the same way as the morning sun
'Love is a smoke made with the fumes of sighs' Metaphor
Created by: emilyussher
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