What effect is created by Romeo asking, "Shall I hear more, or shall I speak at this"(p.17)?

Romeo's speech created in him a question if he will still continue eavesdropping under Juliet's balcony. This question had the effect of guilt on Romeo himself feeling it is invading Juliet's privacy. He then had a realization that it is better to keep quiet than make himself known that he is there while Juliet is busy saying out loud her personal thoughts. He thought to respect her and just be silent.

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jayzaragoza2 jayzaragoza2 · Answer 2 · 2019-04-26T21:53:51+02:00

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26-04-2019

Answer:

The effect that is created by Romeo asking this question is suspense.

Explanation:

An aside is a line said by any character and which is unheard by anyone else on the play itself, but it is heard by the audience.

In Romeo and Juliet, Act II Scene 2 line 37, this line means, “Are you done talking so I can talk and say what I have to say to you now?”.

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