How does Juliet act towards her mother in act 1 sc 1?

Answer 1

Juliet responds to her mother's request by honoring it. She pays attention to Paris at the party as her mother had requested.

Answer 2

Julliet's relationship with her mother is actually fairly distant. The Nurse has been her real mother all her life. In Act 1 Scene 3, Lady Capulet is so flustered by the prospect of having to discuss the possibility of Juliet's marriage with her alone, that she calls back the nurse. Juliet at no time even considers consulting her about any of her problems (as she does the Nurse and later Friar Lawrence) because her mother would certainly never understand.

Answer 3

In Act 1, Scene 1 of Romeo and Juliet, Juliet is obedient and respectful towards her mother, Lady Capulet. She listens attentively to her mother's questions and responds politely. However, there is a formality in their relationship, and Juliet seems more distant and formal with her mother compared to the Nurse.

Answer 4

like a mean litter girl with a knife stabed throw her

Answer 5

because she gay thats why

Answer 6

Juliet isn't in Act 1 Scene 1