Romeo and Juliet - Act II and III Figurative Language

Front

"Ask for me tomorrow, and you shall find me a grave man indeed."

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Pun

Front

"Come night, come Romeo, thou day in night..."

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Metaphor

Front

"damned saint"

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Oxymoron

Front

Juliet's speech alone on stage in 3.2

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Monologue

Front

Honourable villain

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Oxymoron

Front

"Like damned guilty deeds to sinner's minds"

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Simile

Front

Act III of Romeo and Juliet

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Climax

Front

"This may flies do, but I from this must fly." (Romeo, 3.3)

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pun

Front

"...and to't they go like lightning"

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simile

Front

Juliet's ring for Romeo

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Symbol of love