Motifs in Romeo and Juliet

Motif: a recurring subject, theme, idea, etc., esp. in a literary, artistic, or musical work.

Time:
Example: Act I, Scene III Lines (10-12) Textual Evidence: Lady cap: Thou knowest my daughters of a pretty age. Nurse: Faith I can tell her age unto an hour. Lady Capulet: Shes not fourteen. 1. Act___, Scene_____ Lines ( ) Textual Evidence:

2. Act___, Scene_____ Lines (

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Love:
Example: Prologue A pair of star-crossd lovers take their life, whose misadventurd piteous overthrows the fearful passage of their deathmarkd love. 1. Act___, Scene_____ Lines ( ) Textual Evidence:

2. Act___, Scene_____ Lines (

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Conflict and Disorder:

1. Act___, Scene_____ Lines ( ) Textual Evidence:

2. Act___, Scene_____ Lines (

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Light and Dark:

1. Act___, Scene_____ Lines ( ) Textual Evidence:

2. Act___, Scene_____ Lines (

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Medicine and Poison:

1. Act___, Scene_____ Lines ( ) Textual Evidence:

2. Act___, Scene_____ Lines (

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