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What Metaphor Is in Benvolio’s response to Lady Montague?

What Metaphor Is in Benvolio’s response to Lady Montague?
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What Metaphor Is in Benvolio’s response to Lady Montague?

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"Where, underneath the grove of sycamore", it creates the image that Romeo is under a tree, but really its the idea that he is lovesick.

I hope this is the proper metaphor we are referring to. Have a good day!
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