How does juliet express her intense love about romeo?
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The intensity of love between Romeo and Juliet is brought out in Juliet’s soliloquy in which she addresses Romeo as ‘day in night1. She imagines night like a bird and believes that Romeo will come gliding on the wings of the night like ‘new snow’ on a raven’s back. Then, addressing the ‘night1 as ‘gentle night7 and ‘blackbrowed night’, she implores it to bring her Romeo to her. Next, she asks the night to set Romeo up in heaven as a star so that he will make the face of heaven beautiful and charming. She hopes that when that happens, ‘all the world will be in life with the night, and will not pay attention to the overbright or lurid sun’.
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Juliet expresses her intense love for Romeo by comparing the night to a raven's back and Romeo to new fallen snow.
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- Romeo and Juliet is a tragedy and one of William Shakespeare's most popular plays and is known as a play depicting a tragic romance between two teenagers.
- Romeo and Juliet belong to two households - the Capulets and the Montagues - which are enemies of each other.
- Juliet fervently loves Romeo and describes her love as infinite and boundless and equates love to freedom like Romeo.
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