literary devices used in Romeo and Juliet

A character talking when no other people are on stage is called

which part in the play is an example of comic relief

romeo refers to the tomb as a stomach, what figurative device is this

what figurative device is being shown in the quote "o heavy lightness "

"the grey-eyed morn smiles on the frowning night" is what type of figurative device

what is it called when a character is talking to the audience but there are people on stage

"solely singular for the singleness" is what type of figurative device

"Else would I tear the cave where Echo lies" is a referance, what figurative device is this

"arise fair sun" is what type of figurative device

"These violent delights have violent ends" is what type of figurative device