Comparing Night In Shakespeare's Romeo And Juliet
For most people, the night is considered as sad, dark, or a lonely time; and Day is the opposite. Whereas in Romeo and Juliet, Shakespeare states the night as the best time for lovers. In the book, two teen’s love life is placed at night. In Act III scene II, Juliet questions the topic, while she waits for Romeo to come. She states the night is the perfect time for them.
For example, Shakespeare uses Apostrophe to show how much juliet wants the night to come. Juliet says, “Come, civil night, thou sober-suited matron, all in black, and learn me how to lose a winning match.”As she waits for Romeo to come so she could lose her virginity (lll.ii.10-12). Throughout the monologue, she talks to the night and begs it to come quickly. In addition,
For example, Shakespeare uses Apostrophe to show how much juliet wants the night to come. Juliet says, “Come, civil night, thou sober-suited matron, all in black, and learn me how to lose a winning match.”As she waits for Romeo to come so she could lose her virginity (lll.ii.10-12). Throughout the monologue, she talks to the night and begs it to come quickly. In addition,