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Romeo and Juliet Act III, Scene 2 On page 234, lines 17 - 19 why does Juliet compare Romeo to the day and new snow on a raven's back?

Romeo and Juliet Act III, Scene 2 On page 234, lines 17 - 19 why does Juliet compare Romeo to the day and new snow on a raven's back?
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Romeo and Juliet Act III, Scene 2

On page 234, lines 17 - 19 why does Juliet compare Romeo to the day and new snow on a raven's back?

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She is illustrating his beauty and purity
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because romeo is something beautiful and rare

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