R&J Act II. Scene 1 & 2

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Prologue of Act II

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The party at the Capulet's house

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Romeo's love interest after the party

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Juliet

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Literary term for speaking thoughts aloud

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soliloquy

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Figurative language in Romeo's soliloquy

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imagery

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Romeo's metaphor for Juliet

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the sun

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He jests at scars that never felt a wound

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Mercutio jokes about love; never been in love.

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Juliet's instruction to Romeo

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Send a message about when and where to meet

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"What's in a name? That which we call a rose, By any other name, would smell as sweet."

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Juliet

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Juliet's reasoning against swearing by the moon

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The moon changes often; fears Romeo's love will be inconsistent.

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Lovesick youth over orchard wall

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Romeo