Juliet, An Oxymoronical Harmony of Strong Will and Consideration

In Shakespeare's "Romeo and Juliet's tragedy", emotional maturity is closely related to time. In the face of intense passion and an imminent date, the traditional concept of patience and dignity is exchanged for a rush decision. For the 13-year-old girl, the events of the show may seem overwhelming. However, in general, Juliet understands the happiness of himself and others, understands his own feelings well, chooses the advice to notice, so it is mature emotionally.

Oxymoron: contradictory words express new meanings and complicated meanings by using conflicting vocabulary. In the words of Romeo and Juliet, "Farewell is such a sweet sorrow", "Sweet sorrow" is a contradiction that captures the complicated and simultaneous pain and joy associated with passion. Oxymorons are metaphors because their effects come from a combination of two words going beyond the literal meaning of those words. Exaggeration: Exaggeration is a deliberate exaggeration of the facts used to emphasize the importance of something or to create a comedy effect. An exaggerated example is "heavy to 1 ton" backpack. There is no truly heavy backpack, but even saying "My backpack weighs 10 pounds" can not effectively convey the heavy backpack burden. Again, this is a metaphor. Because its effect comes from understanding the meaning of these words differently from literal meaning.

A phrase combining two contradictory terms. Oxymorons may not be intentional or deliberate. The next William Shakespeare's "Romeo and Juliet" speech uses several inconsistent statements. I love dislike! Nothing, there is not creation at the beginning! O is light and heavy! Serious vanity! The wrong confusion looks like a cool shape! Lead plume, fireworks, cold fire, sick! Such love feels like me, there is no love. At first it seems to be illogical or inconsistent, but in reality it may indicate a potential fact. "Less" is an example of public opinion. Francis Bacon's wordings by George Orwell's animal farm "The most correct copy is usually the most incorrect", "All animals are equal but equal than other animals" is an example of literature.