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Romeo and Juliet (Love (True love (celestial imagery ('star-crossed…

- - - - 'grudge' 'fatal' 'death' 'bury'
      - overt use of violent language is juxtaposed with the adoption of the sonnet form to highlight the reality of love: it is never easy
- - - - presented as an immature infatuation
      - oxymoron's mix the joys of love with the emotional stress of unrequited love
  - - - 'seek happy nights to happy days'
      - Elizabethan audience would have loved
  - - - 'star-crossed lovers'
    - - underlines the spiritual purity of Romeo and Juliet's love
  - - - 'It is the East and Juliet is the Sun
- - - - she idolises and worships him
      - shows the intensity of their love