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im a feshman in highschool and im taking english I honors. my teacher gave the class an assingment to identify ten instances of personification in act I of romeo and juliet. i have found 5 already and i need help finding five more. can any one help me? thanx
You should list the ones you've already found, so people will know to skip them.
1.the worshipped sun peered forth
2.greifs of my own lie heavy
3.smoke raised with a fume of sighs
4.happy masks that kiss fair ladies' brows
5.the earth hath swallowed all my hopes
remember that i only need them in act 1 so your not looking through the entire play
I will move this thread to Romeo and Juliet subforum, prettygrlxgrave.
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1.5.42 "It seems she hangs upon the cheek of night
thanx basil! and thanx for moving it for me....cuz im new and i didnt know how to
can anyone help me find an example of a pun and/or sexual humour and/or sarcasm?
the quote examples can only be from act II scene iv
thanks for the help, it's much appreciated!
SOMEBODY PLEASE ANSWER!!!!!!
The suspense is killing me! It's eating my insides!
i do believe i am a touch over-dramatic
not to mention impatient :lol:
a pun is a play on words....for examaple mercutio is talking to romeo and he says something like...i dreamed too and dreamers often lie....meaning dreamers arent truth ful...or....dreamer lie in a bed...but i dont have the book with me at the moment...hope to help
For each of the five acts in the play, I have to find 4 examples of metaphor or personification (5 acts x 4 examples= 20 total examples from the book).
I have to give the Metaphor OR Personification and I have to cite the specific Act and Scene
Can anyone help?
About every line in the book is metaphors.
hey everybody.
im new...like joined 3 minutes ago
and i realllllllly need your help.
i need to find 10 pieces of personification in act 2 scene 2 - romeo and juliet...its harder than it sounds! please help me!!!!:bawling:
"i will bite thee by the ear for that jest!" (line72)Quote:
Originally Posted by Juliee
Which acts were those from?Quote:
Originally Posted by prettygrlxgrave
Plus, I found some more.
1. "Earth-treading stars that make dark heaven light", Scene 2
2. "Peer'd forth the golden window of the East", Scene 1
Maybe that'll help you.
Arise, fair sun, and kill the envious moon,Quote:
Originally Posted by karkrash
Who is already sick and pale with grief [...]
Be not her maid, since she is envious;
Her vestal livery is but sick and green, (l. 4-8)
Two of the fairest stars in all the heaven,
Having some business, do entreat her eyes (l.15-16)
the lazy-pacing clouds (l.31)
the bosom of the air (l.32)
And what love can do that dares love attempt (l.68)
night's cloak (l.75)
Love [...] He lent me counsel, and I lent him eyes" (l.80-81)
omg pretty u wont belive this and i wouldnt either if i were you, but im a freshman who is in english 1 honors and i need to find examples of different things like personification, oxymorons, similes,metaphors.etc. im so glad u posted the personifications u got. ty for the help:coolgleamA:
Shakespear didn't actually write this story!! hasn't anyone hear of Tristan and Isolde? he just stole the plot and his friends actually wrote the play for him because he was on a trip to Venice!
Again, totally too late on this one.... about 6 years late, but I only got "that dreamers often lie" now.... and oh my God Mercutio really knew how to make people groan.Quote:
Originally Posted by prettygrlxgrave
I'm still shaking my head.... jeez he could have been a comedian.... "I'm Mercutio Escalus and I'm hosting Saturday Night Live this week..... you've been a great audience....." ....groan.... :D