What is the relationship between Juliet and her father in Romeo and Juliet?

Answer 1

Unfortunately, adding to Julietâ??s troubles was a distant relationship with her mother. This would not have been unusual for a time when noble women did not rear their children. From birth they went through wet nurses and other caretakers while their mothers focused on the genteel role of a great lady.

Answer 2

The relationship between both of them is very loving. the reason for this i because Shakespeare loved his daughters a lot as well. they both have a great understanding in the beginning but when he tell her to marry Paris they then become deceitful.

Answer 3

The relationship between her and her parents is a very small part of the play, although Shakespeare is trying to convey the transition that a woman will make when she meets the man she will marry. Religion was a huge part of the culture in this time period and in the higher society that made up Shakespeare's audience. Shakespeare hyperbolizes almost all of his plays, lowering the verisimilitude, but making it a lot easier to understand the point he is trying to get across.

Answer 4

She is a respectful young lady who obviously tries to please her parents if possible. They have a good family relationship.

Answer 5

They weren't enemies. They weren't friends either. They had a very normal teenager/parent relationship.

Answer 6

i think he is more loved than juilet by his parents...

Romeo is growing more independent so their relationship weakens.

Answer 7

Distant. Her parents have had little contact with her, and he main companion has been her nurse. Her mother is so nervous about talking to her that she has to have the nurse there.

Answer 8

she wants to eat them

nom,nom,nom

Answer 9

its really good! maybe too good!