Romeo and Juliet Review

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Figurative language with contradictory words

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Oxymoron

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Exaggerated statements or claims

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Hyperbole

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Figurative language to sugarcoat negative ideas

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Euphemism

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Figurative language with non-literal meaning

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Idiom

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"Diana passed away; better place"

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Euphemism

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"Feather of lead, bright smoke, cold fire, sick health!"

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Oxymoron

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"Chip on his shoulder"

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Idiom

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Star-Crossed Lovers

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In love but separated by fate or bad luck.

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Reason Romeo and Juliet can't be together

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Families hate each other

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Shakespeare's prologue purpose

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Create more suspense