Act IIPost Its Sources

Scene 1

38. Allusion: refers to Greek Myth of love (Venus & Cupid) - A2, S1, L13 & 15

Scene 2

42. Metaphor: Juliet = sun - A2, S2, L2-3

43. Imagery: light (sun = Juliet) - A2, S2, L2-3

44. Metaphor: Juliet’s eyes = stars- A2, S2, L15-17

55. Analogy: shows the relationship between pairs of words/ideas. - A2, S2, L165-166

Scene 3

58. Soliloquy: a speech given by a character spoken to himself when he is alone on stage. - A2, S3, L1-30

60. Foreshadowing: Hints at Friar Laurence’s involvement in the tragedy to come. - A2, S3, L21-22

Scene 4

67. Alliteration: words begin with the same sound (phoneme). “Oh, single-soled jest, solely singular for the singleness.” - A2,

S4, L52

69. Alliteration: “Good Peter, to hide her face; for her fan’s the fairer of the two.”- A2, S4, L52

Memorable Lines

Scene 1

p507 - A2, S1, L35

Scene 2

p508 - A2, S2, L2-3

p509 - A2, S2, L35

p509 - A2, S2, L45-46

p512 - A2, S2, L139

p513 - A2, S2, L198-199

Scene 3

p516 - A2, S3, L68-69