Romeo and Juliet Act 3 Review

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"Ask for me tomorrow and you’ll find me a grave man."

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Pun

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Literary device in the quote about fiery horses

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Allusion

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Quote: 'I love you more than you can understand until you know the reason for my love'

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Dramatic Irony

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Antonym of earl

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peasant

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Antonym of exile

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to remain or return

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Shakespeare's purpose of Juliet's aside

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Inform audience of Juliet's true feelings about Romeo

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Example of dramatic irony in Act 3

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Juliet's parents arrange her wedding to Paris (unaware of her marriage to Romeo)

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Lord Capulet's eagerness for wedding

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End family sadness over Tybalt's death

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Juliet's anger towards the Nurse

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Nurse sided with parents to marry Paris

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Difference between soliloquy and monologue

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Soliloquy: character alone on stage; Monologue: character not alone on stage