Juliet

Question 1

Imperatives in her speech while waiting for her wedding night?

Answer 1

Presents her as an unconventional Elizabethan women who is bold and outspoken

Question 2

“every tongue that speaks but Romeo’s name speaks of heavenly eloquence”

Answer 2

One of the last things Juliet says about Romeo before the nurse arrives with the new that he has slain Tybalt- CREATES CONTRAST between her view of him through the lens of blind love and his true self
Also creates DRAMATIC IRONY for the audience

Question 3

“every tongue…

Answer 3

… that speaks but Romeo’s name speaks of heavenly eloquence”

Question 4

Use of oxymorons upon learning that Romeo slew Tybalt.

Answer 4

Shakespeare’s portrayal of her conflicting emotions by highlighting impossible contradictions. She placed her lover on too unrealistic a pedestal and so, when he disappointed, she was left confused and torn.
BLIND LOVE LEADS TO HEAVY DISAPPOINTMENT
This is a singular instance where Juliet has had her sight regained and sees Romeo for who he really is

Question 5

“damned saint”

Answer 5

Shakespeare uses RELIGIOUS IMAGERY within this particular oxymoron Juliet states upon learning that Romeo has slewn Tybalt- Creates a contradiction between HOLINESS and EVIL and also, COULD be a demonstration of how her faith or belief in her holy one has been shaken compared to when they first met