When Juliet declares “that which we call a rose / by any other word would smell as sweet,” she points out that what really matters is the object itself, not the name we use to label it. Whatever it was called, its essential quality would remain unchanged. List all the ‘names’ (both the names of objects, like “rose” and the names of people) you can find between lines 33 and 61 and how many times these names are repeated.

What dramatic effects does Shakespeare achieve by using so many names in this section? Write several sentences summarizing your thoughts