Romeo and Juliet
- Created by: ruby_nixson
- Created on: 13-11-15 20:59
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- Act 1 Scene 2
- "My child is yet a stranger in this world"
- First mention of Juliet in the play (structural to imply patriarchy)
- Emphasises her youth
- Personal pronoun "my" insinuates power and ownership
- Could also insinuate affection
- Links to On My First Sonne
- Possession
- Could also insinuate affection
- God owns Sonne but Capulet owns Juliet
- Patriarchy and controlling
- First mention of Juliet in the play (structural to imply patriarchy)
- "Hopeful lady of my earth"
- "lady " is respectful
- 'scope of choice' shows Capulet being liberal
- First mention of Juliet in the play (structural to imply patriarchy)
- Emphasises her youth
- Personal pronoun "my" insinuates power and ownership
- Could also insinuate affection
- Links to On My First Sonne
- Possession
- Could also insinuate affection
- First mention of Juliet in the play (structural to imply patriarchy)
- 'scope of choice' shows Capulet being liberal
- "lady " is respectful
- 'what I have said before'
- "ripe to be a bride" dual meaning
- luxury, sweet (positive)
- Objectified
- Subtly hinting at patriarchy through positive language
- Died young
- Poor sanitation lead to childbirth deaths
- Protective of Juliet
- Links to Ben Johnson "my"
- Protective of Juliet
- Poor sanitation lead to childbirth deaths
- "My child is yet a stranger in this world"
- Conversation has happened before without Juliet being there or with knowledge
- Relationships not close in the patriarchal system
- Contradicts Ben Johnson "joy"
- Both Johnson and Capulet are Elizabethan fathers
- Could imply gender can alter the relationship (male/female)
- Patriarchy and controlling
- Could imply gender can alter the relationship (male/female)
- Both Johnson and Capulet are Elizabethan fathers
- Contradicts Ben Johnson "joy"
- 'what I have said before'
- Relationships not close in the patriarchal system
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