Romeo and Juliet Act 3 Lit Review

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Character alone revealing thoughts

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Soliloquy

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Foil character

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Opposite traits of protagonist for comparison

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Mercutio's curse: "A curse on both your houses"

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Example of foreshadowing

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Dramatic Irony: Character's words/actions understood by audience, not by character.

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True

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Character who gives a soliloquy on plant life

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Friar

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Juliet's quote about hell and Eden

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allusion

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Oxymoron example

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Dove-feathered raven! Wolf-killing lamb!

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Romeo's friends think he loves Rosaline

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Dramatic irony

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Monologue in a play

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Lengthy speech by a character addressing audience or others

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Juliet: "Big difference between Romeo and a villain"

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Example of: Aside