how does Shakespeare use metaphor to show Romeo’s inner thoughts in Act 1, scene 4 of Romeo and Juliet ? In the play Romeo and Juliet written by William Shakespeare , Shakespeare uses many metaphors to communicate the internal thoughts inside the characters minds. In Act 1 , Scene 4 , Romeo is explaining a […]
Act 1 scene 2 summary Time: Sunday night Setting : the party at the Capulets house. Romeo, Benvolio and Mercutio enter the party. Tybalt recognizes Romeos voice and the Romeo is a Montague he explains this to Capulet and insists on killing Romeo but Capulet tells him not to as he doesn’t want to cause […]
Act 1 Scene 4 Summary Place : street outside Capulets house When : Sunday evening Romeo has a dream about the future. Mercutio tries to tell Romeo that not all dreams are good and “that dreamers often lie ” . Romeo decides he must attend this party as God did this to him for a […]
Act 1 Scene 3 Summary Place: the Capulets house Time: sunday afternoon Lady Capulet asks Juliet on her thoughts to marry , Juliet is quick to answer saying “that is an honour i dream not of” Lady Capulet explains that Paris is in fact in love with Juliet and wishes to marry her. Lady Capulet […]
summary act 1 scene 2 Paris talks to old Capulet ( Juliet’s father) if he can marry his daughter Juliet , old Capulet says , Juliet is too young but if he gets her to love him first it may happen. Capulet gives a list of names to invite to a party to a servant, […]
act 1 scene 1 summary Sampson and Gregory from Capulet begin a fight with the Montagues , but the prince ends the fight be threatening to kill Montague and Capulet if they fight again . Then Romeo enters the scene and talks to Benvolio about how he is inlove with a girl that does not […]
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