This passage reveals that Juliet is impatient, which is demonstrated through the allusions in the text, the textual features, as well as the diction as it relates to the repetition of time. In this passage, Juliet makes allusions that reveal her impatience. The first allusion is, “nimble-pinion’d doves draw love.” This allusion refers to the fact that Venus, or love, rides in a carriage that is pulled by swift-winged doves. This creates the effect of revealing Juliet’s impatience as she uses this allusion to insult her nurse, who she believes is too slow. The specific use of, “nimble-pinion’d” contributes to this effect, as Juliet desires her nurse to travel as Venus’s pigeons, who she describes as nimble, which contributes to the statement