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Act 1 Scene 1
He says he is "in love" - line 162 with Rosaline but the love is unrequited love "Out of her favour where i am in love"- line 162. He is Isolated "private in his chamber" - line 132. He is depressed "Shuts up his windows"- line 133. He is pessimistic "I have lost myself" - line 191.
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What is romeos mood at the end of scene 1 act 4?
in the end of act1 scene4 romeo feels joyous to go on and find a new "fish in the sea of life"
What is Romeo's mood at the end of scene 4?
Romeo is excited to go and "explore". He seems willing to go find other fish in the sea.
What is romeos mood when he first enters?
romeo is in love
What is romeos mood at the end of Act 1 scene 3?
At the end of Act 1, Scene 3, Romeo is excited and eager to attend the Capulet party in the hopes of seeing Rosaline, the woman he loves. He is hopeful that the event will provide an opportunity to catch Rosaline's eye and win her affection.
What are romeos thoughts after the balcony scene?
he is in love with Juliet and wants to marry her
What causes romeos mood to change at the beginning of act 5?
Getting the news that his wife had died.
Romeos thoughts and feelings scene 5?
he felt like his world was spinning out of control
What was Romeos death sentence?
act 5,scene 3, line 74-120
What news does romeos servant bring him in scene 1?
He brings him the news of Juliet's (seeming) death
What is romeos mood before he receives the news about Juliet?
Before Romeo receives news about Juliet, his mood is melancholic and lovesick due to his separation from her. He is longing for her presence and feeling despondent.
Who else in romeos family dies?
His mother. She died of grief offstage after hearing that Romeo was banished, as we find out in the last scene.
What is Creon's mood at the end of the scene?
At the end of the scene, Creon is filled with a sense of anger and desperation. He feels betrayed and believes that his authority is being challenged, which leads him to make rash decisions. His mood is also marked by a growing paranoia, as he fears the consequences of defiance against his rule. This intense emotional state sets the stage for further conflict and tragedy in the narrative.
