Explain the irony in lines 60-69 in act 3 scene 5 of romeo and juliet
this is the part where romeo parts from juliet and her mother enters to tell juliet the news about her marriage to paris.
line 60 - o fortune, fotune! all men call thee fickle
line 69 - madam i am not well

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