lord capulet

• 'my child is yet a stranger to the world' metaphor she is naive and is not used to the world and societies expectations. 'my' possesion, forshadowing
• capulet sudden change of mind undermines his chracter and shakespeare villianising him to disply him as at fault
• 'the earth hath swallow all my hopes but she' euphemism for death shows the intensity of love he has for her.
• 'my will is to her consent'
• 'unworthy as she is' juliet is not dserving of her situation granted due to circumstance
• 'you tallow face!' tallow means animal fat shows how lord capulet views juliet aqs a possesion and dehumanizes her and devalues her
• 'my fingers itch' capulet is trying to resist violence the contemporary audience would be less shocked
• 'young baggage!' metaphorically suggests that juliet is a waste and a burden by disobeying patriarchal standards and 'revolting' to lord capulet and the contemporary auidence
• 'hidling' worthless creature juliet has no purpose but to be a bride.