... be a fight later on. The fifth event was the moment Romeo and Juliet talked for the first time. In this event, the pace was slow and the mood turns from angry to love which is also another contrast. Romeo persuades Juliet to kiss him using religious language such as 'sin'. In this event they kissed and they are sure that they love each other. In this event ... , Romeo also shows that he has more confident in loving. He uses religious language to try and persuade Juliet, so she doesn't think it's a sin to kiss him ... . The last event in this scene which was the moment Romeo & Juliet...

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... Shakespeare's Romeo and Juliet reflects and often supports the time period's stereotypes of men and women and their certain function and responsibilities in society. Shakespeare's figurative language throughout the play portrays women with the following traits in relationship to men; silence, obedience, sexual chastity, patience and humility. This patriarchal potency is the root of conflict in the play and ends up ... fantasy seems profoundly patriarchal. Patriarchal themes are underlying in nearly each portion of Shakespeare's Romeo and Juliet. Each aspect plays an important part in the ...

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