Act 1 Scene 5: First Encounter with Romeo

This scene captures Juliet's reaction upon learning Romeo's identity, showcasing her immediate internal conflict between love and family loyalty.

Quote: "My only love sprung from my only hate"

Highlight: This scene introduces key Juliet quotes about love that demonstrate her awareness of the tragic circumstances.

Definition: Juxtaposition is used here to emphasize the conflict between love and hate, Montague and Capulet.

Act 3 Scene 2: Reaction to Tybalt's Death

This scene reveals Juliet's complex emotional response to Romeo's killing of Tybalt, showing her internal struggle.

Quote: "O serpent heart, hid with a flow'ring face!"

Highlight: This scene demonstrates what Juliet thinks about herself and her relationship with Romeo after this tragic event.

Vocabulary: The oxymoron "serpent heart" with "flow'ring face" emphasizes the contrast between appearance and reality.

Act 1 Scene 3: Juliet's Initial Characterization

This scene establishes Juliet's character through her conversation with Lady Capulet about marriage to Paris. Her responses reveal her initial adherence to parental authority and societal expectations.

Quote: "I'll look to like, if looking liking move; but no more deep will I endart mine eye than your consent gives strength to make it fly"

Highlight: This scene presents how Juliet is presented in Romeo and Juliet initially - as an obedient daughter who acknowledges parental authority in matters of love.

Vocabulary: "Endart" refers to Cupid's arrow piercing the heart, a metaphor for falling in love.