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Referencing the end of Act I, Scene I, prove that Shakespeare uses
figurative language such as simile, metaphor, personification,
hyperbole, etc. to provide the reader with insight into Romeo’s
characterization. Be sure that you CLEARLY explain what the reader
learns about Romeo’s character traits from the use of these poetic devices.
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Referencing the end of Act I, Scene I, prove that Shakespeare uses
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