} else { Spondaic substitution, "O,I" puts stress on the first-person pronoun "I", and this is dominant in the section. This indicates that Capulet is in charge and dominates the family, whilst Juliet must be subservient. In moral paradise of such sweet flesh? Demonstrates how oppositions are intertwined in the play. nor face nor any part of a man . she preys on the insecurities and libidos of the less intelligent teenage girls of the world for profit. Butler grinned. she is very clever that she doesn't want romeo to swear on the moon as the moon changes its shape every month and she. Shakespeare and Romeo and Juliet Background. Intelligent, but not sly. The standard has been changed., Any intelligent fool can make things bigger, more complex, and more violent. Be not her maid, since she is envious; Her vestal livery is but sick and green She is the "mansion", a transactional object that can be "bought" and "sold". This quote is one of the rare moments when Juliet is by herself; in this isolated soliloquy, she is able to assert her "self"- indicated by the prominent "I". Juliet shows maturity and cautiousness here as she questions the Friars motives. Active verbs used with prominent first-person pronoun, "I'll look to like", conveys an assertion of agency. Although very normal, their inner world is by default fronted mysterious and therefore assumed weird. //
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