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In Act 5 Romeo is happy because he had a dream that he was with his love and became an emperor. Shakespeare starts Act 5 this way because it contrasts with the rest of the Act. His happiness at his dream of being awoken from death by his love is foreshadowing what will happen in the tomb later. It's this happiness at the dream that leads the audience to think that maybe Romeo will wake up when Juliet kisses him after he takes the poison.
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Shakespeare opens this scene with Romeo in a joyful mood because: he had a vision that he was with his lover and had risen to the status of the emperor.

What is a mood in literature?

A mood in literature is the emotional reaction that the author intends for the reader to have while reading the text.

Hence, it is correct to state that Shakespeare opens the scene with Romeo in a happy mood because he had a vision that he became emperor.

Learn more about Mood at;
https://brainly.com/question/24856057
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