Romeo & Juliet: Act II Scene ii

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What does Juliet mean when she says, 'Wherefore art thou Romeo?'

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She is asking, 'Why are you Romeo?' This reflects her frustration with the feud between their families.

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What event do Romeo and Juliet plan after their second meeting?

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They plan to get married.

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What does Juliet compare Romeo's name to?

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She compares it to a 'Rose,' suggesting that a name does not change the essence of a person.

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What does Romeo mean by, 'Therefore thy kinsmen are no stop to me.'

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He means that he will do anything for love, even if it means facing danger from Juliet's family.

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When Benvolio and Mercutio talk about Romeo's 'love life,' who did they have in mind?

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They were referring to Rosaline, Romeo's previous love interest.

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What is the significance of the balcony scene in 'Romeo and Juliet'?

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It symbolizes the romantic and idealistic nature of their love, as well as the obstacles they face.

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How does Juliet's view of love differ from Romeo's?

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Juliet is more practical and cautious, while Romeo is impulsive and idealistic.

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What literary device is used in the phrase 'O, swear not by the moon'?

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This is an example of apostrophe, where Juliet addresses the moon as if it can hear her.

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What does the term 'star-crossed lovers' mean?

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It refers to lovers whose relationship is doomed to fail due to external circumstances.

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What role does fate play in 'Romeo and Juliet'?

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Fate is portrayed as a powerful force that influences the characters' lives and decisions.