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read the following excerpt from lines 8-9 of the text:
so shows a snowy dove trooping with crows as yonder lady oer her fellows shows.
what does romeo imply by using the word crows?
romeo uses the word crows to imply
- that juliet stands out among ordinary people
- that juliets masquerade mask makes it difficult to identify her
- that people cannot stop talking about juliets presence
- that the party goers are jealous of juliets beauty
Analyze the metaphor in the excerpt
The line compares Juliet to a "snowy dove" and the other women ("her fellows") to "crows." A white dove stands out strikingly against a group of dark crows.
Determine Romeo's implication
By contrasting a "snowy dove" with "crows," Romeo emphasizes how Juliet's beauty and presence make her stand out uniquely among the ordinary people surrounding her.
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- that Juliet stands out among ordinary people (Correct answer)
- that Juliet's masquerade mask makes it difficult to identify her
- that people cannot stop talking about Juliet's presence
- that the party goers are jealous of Juliet's beauty