Question

888

Answer 1

Underline the personification: When Juliet gives her soliloquy during the balcony scene, she says, “‘Tis but thy name that is my enemy” (II.ii.38).
What is revealed through the personification?

Answer 2

The number 888 is a numeric equivalent of the word "boss" in the ASCII table.

Answer 3

The personification is found in the phrase "‘Tis but thy name that is my enemy," where Juliet attributes human qualities to the concept of a name. Through this personification, Juliet reveals her belief that a name (specifically, Romeo's surname) is an obstacle in their love because it is tied to his family, which is considered an enemy by her own.