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Characterization: Acts I & II
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Based on our reading of Romeo and Juliet thus far, come up with three adjectives
you would use to
describe both characters. Then prove your assumption is correct
using textual evidence
to support.
Romeo is
Romeo is



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Final answer:

In Acts I & II of Romeo and Juliet, Romeo can be described as impulsive, passionate, and melancholic, as shown through his actions and words.


Explanation:

Adjectives to describe Romeo from Acts I & II:

  • Impulsive: Romeo's impulsive nature is evident when he quickly falls in love with Juliet despite the feud between their families.
  • Passionate: Romeo's passionate love for Juliet is seen in his willingness to risk everything to be with her.
  • Melancholic: Romeo often displays a melancholic demeanor, especially in Act II when he pines for Juliet.

Textual evidence supporting the adjectives: For example, in Act II, Scene II, Romeo says, 'With love's light wings did I o'erperch these walls, For stony limits cannot hold love out.' This shows his impulsive nature and willingness to take risks for love.


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