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"Why did you put the soul of a criminal in the perfect body of a man?

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'Dove-feather'd raven' is an oxymoron, shows contrast of black and white & doves symbolise purity and peace; significant because the peace between houses is disrupted

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"A damned saint, an honourable villain

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'wolvish-ravening lamb!' Terrifying but gentle.

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"A book containing such vile matter so fairly bound?"

Juliet is assaying that Romeo is full of evil and "vile matter" inside but on the outside Romeo seem lovely and well meaning "fairly bound".

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Word saint and angelical has a religious semantic field.

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"Virgin, and I will die a virgin and a widow. Let's
go, rope ladder"

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'A damned saint' juxtaposes 'an honourable villain.'
Contrast between religion and evil - throughout the play,
religion has been a key theme and is a link to a previous
scene where Juliet is described, by Romeo, as a saint so
it shows changes in superiority and status

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"an honourable villain" This is an oxymoron. Juliet says this because she makes out that he is the only villain that can be honourable

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Link between death and virginity; reference to Act 1, Scene 1, Romeo says its disappointing that such beautiful women would stay chaste - it 'cuts beauty off from all posterity.'

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dramatic irony - Juliet doesn't die a virgin

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"Serpent heart, hid  with a flowering face!" In this Oxymoron

Juliet is saying that Romeo id deceitful and is tricking her and  is hiding behind a beautiful face.

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"Fair a cave": this means that romeo turns the montague household which is the cave for her, "cave" being a connotation of dark, gloomy... into a fair household. This is an oxymoron.

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'When thou didst bower the spirit of a fiend,

In moral paradise of such sweet flesh'

There is juxtaposition showing the contrast between 'spirit of a fiend' and 'sweet flesh'. Juliet is conflicted, she can't understand why the man she loves appeared to be so perfect yet turned out to be so evil. Seems two faced.

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'Serpent Heart' is an oxymoron,
contrast of snake and flower;
evil and pure.
Suggests Romeo is two-faced
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