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Romeo and Juliet
death - quote analysis
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What is suggested by Romeo and Juliet constantly mentioning thoughts of
suicide
?
that their love is so
passionate
and
intense
that it causes them to have violent thoughts
What is the quote “for Juliet’s sake, for her sake, rise and stand” about?
The
nurse
telling
Romeo
to stop and think when he clumsily tries to kill himself with a
knife
whilst hiding in friar
Laurences
cell
Why does Juliet say “and with this knife I’ll help it presently“?
because she sees no other way out of the marriage with
Paris
, despite her feelings for Romeo
What is Romeo and Juliet’s first reaction to seeing each others deaths?
To commit
suicide
What does Juliet Say when she sees Romeo is dead and feels that without him her life has no meaning?
“let me
die”
What is the use dramatic irony in the quote “bid Him come take his last farewell”?
the audience knows that this visit will be the last time the couple see each-other
alive
What quote shows that she worries about her fate and the potion the friar has given her?
“What is it be
poison
, which the friar subtly hath minister’s to have me dead”
What does Juliet say when she wakes up and grabs romeos Dagger?
“O
happy
dagger! This is thy sheath“
"thus with a kiss i die" (romeo)
themes -
love
,
death
ideas - dies peacefully, love and death linked
technique -
juxtaposition
(gentle kiss, tragic death)
"O happy dagger!" (juliet)
theme -
death
, love
ideas - welcomes death to be with romeo
techniques -
oxymoron
(joy in death)
"worms' meat of me" (mercutio)
themes -
death
, fate
ideas -
inevitable
death in a
violent
world
techniques - metaphor (dark humor)
"here's to my love!" (romeo)
idea - romeo celebrates love as he dies, showing
tragedy
of passion
theme - love and death
technique -
irony