What is the effect of the metaphor in the following line from Romeo’s speech to Juliet from Act I, Scene 5 of Romeo and Juliet? If I profane with my unworthiest hand This holy shrine, (1 point) Responses It exaggerates the fact that Romeo is looking for love and that he thinks Juliet is the answer. It exaggerates the fact that Romeo is looking for love and that he thinks Juliet is the answer. It creates a vivid picture of Romeo holding Juliet’s hand in readers’ minds. It creates a vivid picture of Romeo holding Juliet’s hand in readers’ minds. It shows that Romeo feels that he does not deserve to be in Juliet's presence. It shows that Romeo feels that he does not deserve to be in Juliet's presence. It creates suspense because readers wonder what happens next between Romeo and Juliet. It creates suspense because readers wonder what happens next between Romeo and Juliet.
The effect of the metaphor in this line is that it creates a vivid picture of Romeo holding Juliet's hand in readers' minds. This helps to emphasize the intimate and sacred nature of their relationship, as Romeo compares Juliet to a "holy shrine" that he is unworthy to touch.
