Exploring the development of Romeo and Juliet's relationship in Act 2, Scene 2
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I can explore the intensity and impulsiveness in the development of Romeo and Juliet’s relationship.
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Romeo and Juliet’s comparative imagery shows the depth and importance of their feelings.
Potentially, Shakespeare uses so much comparative imagery to show them trying to understand their feelings.
Romeo and Juliet both appear to embrace the impulsiveness of their love.
Romeo’s hamartia is often said to be his impulsive nature.
Arguably, the intensity of Romeo and Juliet’s language may foreshadow their tragic end.
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