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Throughout most of Romeo and Juliet, Shakespeare repeatedly uses images of light and dark. What is this literary device called? A. Irony B. Figurative language C. Motif D. Suspense
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Throughout most of Romeo and Juliet, Shakespeare repeatedly uses images of light and dark. What is this literary device called?

A. Irony
B. Figurative language
C. Motif
D. Suspense

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I believe that those are motifs (recurrent symbols).
User Patrics
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The answer is A Irony

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