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Romeo and Juliet-Act 2 scene 2 - Balcony scene  

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Romeo and Juliet-Act 2 scene 2 - Balcony scene The balcony scene in and Romeo and Juliet is the most iconic and recognised scene, because it represents young love, and symbolises the power of youth, as Romeo and Juliet try to put right the mistakes of their elders. The scene shows how their love over comes their difficulties. Romeo wooing Juliet at the balcony is a ideal romantic situation, as it is still relevant today. There is also a little sexual tension between them. The balcony scene is very simple but effective. There are only two characters, and the nurse's voice, which adds suspense to the scene. The lovers are separated by a balcony, which symbolises the problems they must overcome. The effectiveness of the scene comes from the language. As there are few distractions in the scene, the audience can concentrate on Romeo, Juliet and their language. There is a certain...

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