What is the main plot points in Romeo and Juliet act 2?

Answer 1

The plot of romeo and Juliet is the Montague and the Capulet are enemies but romeo goes to the capulets ball and meets Juliet they both fall in love and secretly get married. But Juliet's Father wants her to marry another guy. She pretends she is dead to get out of it. Romeo doesn't no so he kills himself to be with her. She wakes up and realizes he's dead and she kills herself. The Family finds them and ends the feud.

Answer 2

In Act 2 of Romeo and Juliet, the main plot points include Romeo meeting Juliet at her balcony where they profess their love for each other, the two lovers deciding to get married the next day, the secret wedding ceremony conducted by Friar Laurence, and the escalating feud between the Montagues and Capulets.

Answer 3

The summary of Romeo and Juliet is very simple. Romeo and Juliet were lovers from rival families that fought to love each other and ultimately died because they could not be with each other formally.

Answer 4

It is a hot day, and the hot blood is stirring. In a series of sword fights, Mercutio is killed by Tybalt, and Tybalt in turn is killed by Romeo. The Prince appears and banishes Romeo for his part in the fray. This scene marks the climax of the play, the point at which fortunes of the tragic heroes begin to decline. It is still Manday Afternoon.

Answer 5

Romeo and Juliet, written by William Shakespeare in the 1500's, is a tragedy about a young couple, Romeo and Juliet. Romeo is a Montague, and Juliet is a Capulet. Their families are enemies but they fall in love anyway and secretly get married.

When Romeo kills Juliet's cousin, Tybalt, for revenge over the death of his friend, Mercutio, Romeo is banished from Verona, where they live. Juliet's father Lord Capulet, (who doesn't know about Romeo and Juliet's secret marriage) says that she must marry Paris (a family friend) on Thursday, which is soon.

Juliet says she would rather die then marry Paris and goes to Friar Lawrence (the priest who married them) for help. Friar Lawrence then gives Juliet a potion that will make it look like she's dead, but she will really be asleep.

Friar Lawerence sends a letter to Romeo where he is banished to tell him the plan of Juliets 'fake death'.

Romeo never gets the letters.

When Romeo's friend (a man who knows of Romeo and Juliet's marriage) is walking through the streets, he comes upon Juliet's funeral, thinking she is actually dead. In a hurry, the man goes to Romeo and tells him that Juliet is dead.

Romeo, depressed and emotional, decides to kill himself. He goes to an apothacary (man/woman who sells medicines) to buy real poison. The poison is illegal but Romeo uses the apothacary's extreme poverty to convince him to sell the deadly potion.

Romeo then travels to the tomb where Juliet is laid and kisses her. He notices that her cheeks and lips are still pink and comments about how she is so beautiful, even in death. (She's not actually dead, though.)

Then, Romeo drinks the poison right as Juliet wakes up from her 'fake death' sleep. She watches Romeo die. Juliet, not willing to live without Romeo, kisses his lips in hoping to die from the remnants of the poison.

The poison isn't quick enough for Juliet, though, so she takes Romeo's dagger and stabs herself in the chest. Juliet dies.

When the Montagues and the Capulets discover Romeo and Juliet's marriage and death, they end their family feud. They decide to put up gold statues of Romeo and Juliet in their memory.

The End.

Tragic, huh?

Answer 6

It's pretty much the same story as Romeo and Juliet.

Answer 7

Aidan Kampers