said. In scene V (lines 94-111) of Romeo and Juliet by Shakespeare, a picture is painted

in the mind by the words said. Imagery vocabulary, explanations, and affects of the

reader are the three most important aspects of imagery.

Shakespeare does a wonderful job of using imagery vocabulary to paint a picture

in the minds of the audience. Even now in the 21st century we can read Romeo and Juliet

and get the same sort of picture as the people of Shakespearean times got, even though

the vocabulary is a little different. Words such as "shrine," "sin," "saint," "prayer,"

"faith," and "profane" all paint the picture of a holy scene in my mind. When reading of

(or listening to) Romeo and Juliet meet you feel as if some holy, religious realm is tak

automatically love one another, it gives me this tingling feeling inside. This loving

suprising, picture-perfect combo. When "seeing" Romeo and Juliet meet, and

feeling lonely or unloved, I just think of Romeo and Juliet, and I know that someday my

gives the idea that God, or some other spiritual being, brought the two together at the

is painted in my mind is the kind that is only found in storybooks or TV sitcoms. the kind

The imagery of scene V depicts that Romeo and Juliet's love was meant to be. It

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