Referring to the text Shakespeare uses both adjectives and abundant imagery to describe the soldiers. By using this technique Shakespeare makes the impression of the soldiers more visible to the reader. The soldiers seem to be blind and quite ruthless. On the other hand the inhabitants are described as: "fresh fair virgins", "flowering infants", "pure maidens", "reverend heads" and "mad mothers"...
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The soldiers seem to be blind and quite ruthless. On the other hand the inhabitants are described as: "fresh fair virgins", "flowering infants", "pure maidens", "reverend heads" and "mad mothers". The diction is creating a picture of the inhabitants as innocent and scared victims, who are being humiliated or upset and desperate...
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