The audience knows that Romeo can hear Juliet, but she doesn't know this.
This is an example of D. Dramatic Irony.
This is because dramatic irony is when the reader, viewer, or audience knows something that the character in a story does not.
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Fluster: to put into a state of busy confusion
<span>A. emphasize a point.
I think so becuase shes making a point by what she says.</span>
Rounded to the nearest hundred, she would have 300 beads.
