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Romeo and Juliet: Act 1, Scene 5 (Religious Language ("profane" …

- - - - Refers to Montagues as slaves, showing he believes they are of a lower class.
  - - - Tybalt believes that the family name is being mocked by Romeo being at the party
- - - - Romeo represented as quite fickle
      - Language is different with Rosaline and Juliet
        
        Romeo only wanted to be with Rosaline for sexual desires
      - He asks himself, "Did my heart love till now?"
  - - - Oxymoron of "love" and "hate" emphasises hatred between the families. Juliet knows that this will act as a barrier later on.