Act III Scene 5 by Eva Janoskova

loveenglish — 2013-06-26 17:10:56 UTC

Lucy

2014-07-16 08:01:13 UTC

the way they are talking to each other saying 'dry sorrows drink our bloods' this is ironic and relates to the end because they drink the poison at the end and die.

Amber

2014-07-16 08:01:13 UTC

Question 5:"Ill divining soul!""As one dead in

the bottom of a tomb"

This is Juliet saying she can predict death, she

seems to predict death this is foreboding.

Toby

2014-07-16 08:01:24 UTC

"Romeo: Farewell! I won't miss any chance to send my love to you." Ironic because they will both die.

Matt

2014-07-16 08:01:53 UTC

the light imagery represents the turning point of the story turning into a tragedy.

This gives a sense of foreboding as the characters can sense that the light, the good times are over and there is suffering to come.

Jude

2014-07-16 08:02:35 UTC

The light means symbolises the end of them seeing eaching other

Charles Jr :)

2014-07-16 08:02:58 UTC

Daylight represents the pain that Romeo and Juliet feels. they can only meet up in the dark, the dawn symbolyses the end

Amber

2014-07-16 08:07:54 UTC

"0 think'st thou we shall ever meet again"

This is ironic as this is the last time they see each other

Toby

2014-07-16 08:08:38 UTC

"Romeo: More and more light. More and more pain for us." The night is the only time they can be together. Reference to Juliet who Romeo calls the moon.

Charles Jr ;)

2014-07-16 08:09:22 UTC

duing the play Romeo idiolect towards Juliet has changed, they are more mature in the words they say.

Jude

2014-07-16 08:09:32 UTC

it is foreshadowing the death of Romeo and Juliet in the tombs

Toby

2014-07-16 08:10:07 UTC

"Juliet: Love, Lord, ay, husband, friend." The number of names Juliet has for Romeo conveys her affection for him, and shows the love is reciprocal.

Amber

2014-07-16 08:10:21 UTC

The fact Juliet has been referred to light

beforit was said she was lighter than a torch

andshe was called the sun this shows

she hashigher status

Lucy

2014-07-16 08:10:28 UTC

the day means they must leave eachother - 'farewell'

Matt

2014-07-16 08:12:13 UTC

When talking about Romeo, Juliet describes him as her love, lord, husband and friend. She is telling him that she is everything for her that she wants.

Charles

2014-07-16 08:14:55 UTC

When Juliet says " We shall ever meet again? and Romeo replies " I doubt it not". This is foreshadowing the death of Romeo and Juliet in the tomb.

Jude

2014-07-16 08:18:30 UTC

its ironic because we know that some form of barrier is going to be broken between the capulets and montigue's

Toby

2014-07-16 08:20:43 UTC

"Juliet: Then, window, let day in, and let life out."

Lucy

2014-07-16 08:23:49 UTC

Matt

2014-07-16 08:24:19 UTC

love, in my eye so do you