Does anyone know any literary devices from romeo & juliet that are presented in act 3 scene 1?

Since formatting limits the length of answers, I had to shorten your question to refer to only one Act. Also, scenes 2 through 5 of Act III have already been analyzed for literary devices in previous questions, therefore I focused on Act III, Scene 1.Two similes can be found in this scene:1) Mercutio tells Benvolio: "Thou art as hot a Jack in thy mood as any in Italy."

Explanation:

Esperanza is jealous of Alicia because she has a town to call home, Guadalajara, and she will return there someday. Alicia observes that Esperanza already has a home. But Esperanza shakes her head. She does not want to have lived in the house for a year, or to come from Mango Street. She declares that she will never come back to Mango Street until someone makes it better. Then Alicia asks who will make it better, suggesting the mayor as a possibility. The girls laugh because the idea of the mayor coming to Mango Street is so far outside the realm of possibility.