How does shakespeare use dramatic devices to make the play of romeo and juliet exciting

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How Does Shakespeare Use Dramatic Devices in Act 3 Scene 1 of Romeo and Juliet in Order to Make it such an Exciting Important Scene? 1st Draft!!!

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Shakespeare is renowned and his ancient legacy is continued, for his numerous Elizabethan plays, such was his prominence; his literature is still studied deeply across England in the modern times of today's society. Romeo and Juliet is just one, of the many engaging plays he wrote.

The plot of Romeo and Juliet is quite unusual, as Shakespeare crams a story of which would realistically take a reasonable time to develop, he compiles it all into four days. At times through the play, it can be observed as a romantic sequel, however differentiating scenes containing violence and superstitions, portray the play as a thriller. The contrasting genres affect the content of the play, as the play can contain a warm romantic scene with an intimate couple, to a bloody, tense scene with feuds between two incompatible parties.

Immediately, when the audience perceive the title of the play, they expect and prepare to watch a play of great romance and love, thanks to the contrasting genres of the play,