Sunday, May 7, 2017
Act 2, Scene 2: Prompt C
Scene 2.5—Romeo says, "O, speak again, bright angel, for thou art as glorious to this night, being o'er my head, as is a winged messenger of heaven." This line that Romeo says really tells us what Romeo is feeling towards Juliet. He wants Juliet to speak more because he thinks that she sounds like an angel. He talks about her from being a messenger from heaven which really gives us an insight on how much he loves her. This really sets the mood for the Balcony scene because throughout the whole scene they are going back and forth telling each other how much they love each other. This first few lines that Romeo says really gets you into the perspective on how this scene is going to go between him and Juliet.
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I agree with you on how this quote really sets the mood for the balcony scene.
ReplyDeleteI like this because it shows how much emotions Romeo has for Juliet.
ReplyDeleteI like the quote that you chose.
ReplyDeleteI like this quote, and you did a good job explaining the meaning of it. Romeo is descriptive and it helps set the tone for the balcony scene like you said.
ReplyDeleteI like your choice in using that quote; it really depicts what Romeo is feeling. Great job!
ReplyDeleteRomeo describes how he feels about Juliet and it really shows a lot about his character.
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