"Oh, he's a man of wax!" The nurse thinks he's a hottie.
The Nurse encourages the idea of Juliet marrying Paris, as she believes it would be a good match due to his status and wealth. She thinks it could bring Juliet happiness and stability, given the circumstances.
The nurses sisters name is Dorothy.
Angela
peter
Susan
The nurses sisters name is Dorothy.
She is earthy, practical and not particularly scrupulous.
Angelica
Because the nurse was Juliet's wet nurse. In those days, rich families hired wet nurses, women who had just had a child and most likely lost it, to breast feed and nanny their child. The nurse had just lost her child and she felt Juliet was the child she never had. she also nursed Tybalt The nurse also spent so much time with Juliet, that she knew everything about her so she was able to be more of a mother than lady Capulet,
No, both Peter and the Nurse are Capulet's servants. Peter's job in Act 2 Scene 4 is to act as a sort of bodyguard to the Nurse. The Nurse sure treats Peter as if he were her servant, though. "My fan, Peter" shows us that she has him carrying her things so he can produce them on command. Of course the Nurse bosses everyone around, even Mr. and Mrs. Capulet.
Mercutio, in Act 2 Scene 4
The Nurse's daughter Susan died as an infant.
When the Nurse advises Juliet to marry Paris, Juliet responds by pretending to agree with her, thanking her for her advice, but in reality, she is planning to fake her own death in order to be with Romeo.