Romeo and Juliet Act 1 Scene 5
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- Romeo and Juliet Act 1 Scene 5 Line 91 - end
- First 14 lines are a sonnet - using both Romeo and Juliet's speech
- The pair are connected and understand each other straight away
- They must be strongly in love
- The pair are connected and understand each other straight away
- Repetition of religious language e.g. pilgrim, saints, holy, prayer
- Their love is innocent and true
- Emphasises the atrocity of the acts they are undertaking
- Their affair is not innocent but they are acting like it is
- Repetition of "kiss"
- Their love is lust as they are both only interested in the pleasure
- Their love is only rebellion against their families
- Their love is lust as they are both only interested in the pleasure
- Juliet says "you kiss by th'book"
- Romeo's kissing is perfect
- Juliet must have been kissed before
- Juliet usually rebels against her family by having affairs
- Juliet must have been kissed before
- She is putting Romeo down by saying that his kiss is nothing special, just like the textbook says
- Romeo's kissing is perfect
- Juliet uses antithesis
- early ... late love ... hate
- Shows hr contrasting emotions towards Romeo
- First 14 lines are a sonnet - using both Romeo and Juliet's speech
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