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Romeo Scene
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is.muni.czRomeo wherefore art thou Romeo?” (Romeo and Juliet, Act II, Scene 2). Over time, we dropped our informal “thou” and opted instead to use the formal “you” in all situations and with all speakers. So, we ended up with one way to speak to everyone.
Drama: Engaging All Learning Styles - QUT
eprints.qut.edu.auoxymorons can be studied using Shakespeare’s Romeo and Juliet. ‘Sweet sorrow’ is an oxymoron as it combines two incongruous or contradictory words brought together to make a striking expression. Much of Romeo and Juliet is about the class of opposites in family feuds, youth and age, life versus death, and so forth.