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Bingel [31]
2 years ago
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What do Romeo's declarations that Juliet on her balcony is "a bright angel" whom he looks up at with "wond'ring eyes" suggest ab

out the young lovers?
A.that Romeo sees Juliet as someone who can protect him from harm


B.that Juliet feels unworthy of Romeo's love


C.that Juliet knows that Romeo is watching her from below


D.that Romeo is happy to worship Juliet's superior beauty
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1 answer:
Mice21 [21]2 years ago
6 0
D, that Romeo is happy to worship Juliet's superior beauty. Since Juliet does not know Romeo is watching her until the end of the passage, Romeo takes his time in admiring her beauty in the moonlight, this suggests that the young lovers are content in being with each other forever, that there is peace and a tender love between them. Hope this helped! Have a good day!
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