Question

Shakespeare writes Romeo and Juliet's first meeting as a sonnet. Why does he do this?

A. He wanted to make the tone religious and serious

B. He wanted to show that love makes people rhyme and act silly.

C. He wanted to add a light and song-like tone to show the characters are in love from the beginning

D. He wanted to call out how religious Romeo was.​

Answer 1

Answer: c

Step-by-step explanation:

they want to heighten the romance of the moment, shows they both instantly felt something!

Answer 2

Answer: C i think

Explanation: This is the first meeting between Romeo and Juliet at the Capulet ball. Shakespeare goes to pains to write the encounter as a sonnet. As you know, the sonnet is traditionally associated with love, so it's no surprise that Shakespeare chose this form to detail the first exchange of words between our young lovers

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