How has Shakespeare used language, form and structure to tell us about Juliet and Lord Capulet’s relationship?
“Out, you green-sickness carrion! out, you baggage! You tallow-face.”
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Capulet’s anger is shown by the insults he throws at Juliet. For example, calling her “green-sickness carrion” is a particularly unpleasant image, comparing her as a teenager to rotting meat. This highlights his feelings of disgust.
The use of exclamation marks here shows Capulet’s anger and frustration at the situation.
The repetition of the word “out” in these lines emphasises his anger and suggests he wants Juliet out of his sight.