Act 1 scene 5 romeo and juliet

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What did Shakespeare intend? However, it is clear that Juliet is impressed with Romeo and ends up encouraging him to pursue their love.
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The language used by Shakespeare here eloquently describes the deep passion that they feel for one another, and the audience are well rewarded for their patience in waiting for the two lovers to meet. Romeo is shown to be an ingenious lover, convincing Juliet to kiss him after only a few sentences...
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