Question

Images of light (or things related to light) appear throughout Romeo's speech. Write out all the examples of these images of light.

a) The moon is envious and wants to be as bright as Juliet's eye
b) Juliet is the sun
c) Juliet's eyes are two of the fairest stars
d) All of the above

Answer 1

The images of light in Romeo's speech include the moon, the sun, and stars, which are used to describe Juliet's beauty.

Step-by-step explanation:

The images of light in Romeo's speech are as follows:

1. The moon is envious and wants to be as bright as Juliet's eye
2. Juliet is compared to the sun
3. Juliet's eyes are described as two of the fairest stars
   These examples of light imagery highlight Juliet's beauty and brightness, comparing her to celestial objects such as the sun and stars.