Romeo and Juliet Acts 1-3

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Characters speaking on stage

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Dialogue

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Dramatic Irony

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Reader knows something character doesn't

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Character speaks to audience secretly

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Aside

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Juliet's tears for Tybalt's death

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Dramatic irony

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Character speaks alone on stage

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Soliloquy

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Prince's punishment for future fights

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Death penalty

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“If ever you disturb our streets again your lives shall pay the forfeit of the peace.”

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Spoken by: Prince

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Figurative language in quote: "Juliet is the sun"

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Metaphor

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Juliet's plan after declaring love

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Send a messenger to Romeo for marriage

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Friar Lawrence's belief about marriage

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end the feud between the families