Question

what do these metaphors tell you about romeo’s views on love? he sees love as a purely positive experience. he sees love as both wonderful and terrible. he thinks being in love is a waste of time. he is not interested in falling in love. rewatch submit

Explanation:

In "Romeo and Juliet", Romeo's metaphors about love show it has both beautiful (e.g., comparing Juliet to the sun) and painful (e.g., his heartache) aspects. The first option is wrong as love isn't purely positive. The third and fourth are incorrect as he is passionate about love, not seeing it as a waste or being uninterested. So the correct view is that love is both wonderful and terrible.

Answer:

B. He sees love as both wonderful and terrible.