1.) A time when there is dramatic irony is when Romeo and Tybalt are bickering Romeo knows that Tybalt is now is cousin-in-law while Tybalt does not. “ And so, good Capulet, which name I tender / As dearly as mine own, be satisfied ” (III.I.72-73). Romeo cannot fight Tybalt yet since they are bound by Juliet’s love, but Tybalt is not yet notified about this marriage.
Another time when there is dramatic irony is when Lord and Lady Capulet are talking to Count Paris about the marriage with Juliet. Right above them Romeo and Juliet are ‘meeting’ to put it in a euphemism.
3.) When it is morning time and Romeo has to leave Juliet; Romeo describes the morning time with imagery. “ Do lace the severing clouds in yonder east. / Night’s candles
Another time when there is dramatic irony is when Lord and Lady Capulet are talking to Count Paris about the marriage with Juliet. Right above them Romeo and Juliet are ‘meeting’ to put it in a euphemism.
3.) When it is morning time and Romeo has to leave Juliet; Romeo describes the morning time with imagery. “ Do lace the severing clouds in yonder east. / Night’s candles