"will I endart mine eye"
Metaphor
Act 1,
Scene 3
Lines 99-101
Juliet
This metaphor is similar to that of Cupid shooting someone in the heart with his arrow. Here, when a beautiful woman casts her penetrating gaze upon a man, it’s as if her eyes were projecting darts that stabbed the young man’s heart, causing him to fall in love. Being an obedient daughter, Juliet is not going to cast her seductive gaze on Paris without her mother’s consent.