Understanding "Romeo and Juliet": Literary Devices and Dynamics

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Example of an oxymoron from "Romeo and Juliet":

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Living death

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Motif in "Romeo and Juliet" symbolizing fate?

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Stars

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Theme of "Romeo and Juliet":

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The destructiveness of feuds.

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Tone of "Romeo and Juliet"?

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Dark and foreboding

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Relationship between Juliet and the Nurse:

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A mother-daughter bond

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Dramatic irony in "Romeo and Juliet"

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The audience knows Juliet is alive when Romeo believes she is dead.

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"Parting is such sweet sorrow" is an example of a literary device.

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Oxymoron

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Repeated references to fate, dreams, and stars in the play serve as what literary device?

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Motif

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Theme of fate vs. free will motif?

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Stars

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Romeo's relationship with Mercutio:

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Brotherly