Romeo and Juliet 4.1 Performance: Juliet ("Scared" Version), Lines 77-88

The transcript explores a series of daunting and fearsome scenarios, such as walking among thieves, lurking with serpents, and being surrounded by death and decay. Despite these terrifying images, the speaker expresses a willingness to face these fears to remain a devoted and unstained partner to their beloved.

What imagery is used to convey the speaker's willingness to face danger?

What does the speaker mean by 'live an unstained wife to my sweet love'?