Juliet Quotes

Juliet Quotes

• The orchard walls are high and hard to climb,
  And the place death, considering who thou art,
  • Juliet Realises the risk both of the blooming relationship but of Romeo's literal pressence in the Orchard.
  • "Orchard," represents love
  • "High and Hard," realising love is not easy.
  • "h," alliteration = sounds like heavy breathing accentuating how hard the task is

• "My only love Sprung from my only hate,"
  • Recognises the danger of her love unlike Romeo.
  • Understands that love is dsngerous considering who here parents are.
  • Her language and shock makes it seem like fate is in control.
• "" 'Tis but thy name that is my enemy,"
  
  • Young lovers being able to look past the name and break the "ancient grudge.
• "Dost thou love me? I know thou wilt say "ay,"
  • Knows the courtly aspect of their love wants to make sure he loves her
  • Kniws what young men are like - seems sexual love is normal
  • Adience doubts Romeo's language because of past and language.

• "O, swear not by the moon, th'inconstant moon,"
  • She wants Romeo to be firm and does not want him to swear bcs his language hints he is not telling the truth
• "Sweet, sweet, sweet nurse, tell me, what says my love?"
  
  • Even though she is sweet talking the nurse to find out about Romeo, it shows how close they are.
  • Also she trust the nurse enough to disclose her feelings for romeo to her
• "O serpent heart hid with a flowering face,"
  • She learns that Tybalt was killed by Romeo.
  • Hate and the conflict has the threatened the love between them and planted doubt in Juliet's mind.

• "Beautiful Tyrant, fiend angelical, Dove-feathered raven, wolvish ravening lamb."
• "A Damned Saint, an honourable villain.
  • Juliet has just found out Romeo has killed Tybalt without knowing the full story.
  • Use of oximorons shows confusion, this is not the Romeo she knows.
  • She feels like she wants to hate him but cant
• "O fortune, fortune, all men call thee fickle."
  • Understands the importance of fate
  • knows that is is at play within their lives

• "I Shall never be satisfied with romeo, till i behold him - dead-"
  
  • Irony because she has to lie to lady capulet.
  • shows how much shes missing him
• "He shall not make me there a joyfull bride."
  
• "I will not marry yet, and when i do, i swear it shall be Romeo, whom you know i hate, Rather than Paris.
  • She refuses to marry paris
  • her mention of romeo was to stress a point but in reality it is irony and she is telling the truth.