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Well, darling, old man Capulet is basically saying that getting married too young can lead to a hot mess. He's throwing shade at those who rush into marriage before they're ready, warning that it can end in disaster. In other words, don't jump the gun on the whole "till death do us part" thing.
What else can I help you with?
Who said this quote too soon marred are those so early made?
Capulet said this in Romeo in Juliet. ( Act 1 Scene 2. )
What is significant about rosaline being related to Capulet?
She got invited to Capulet's party, which made Romeo want to crash it.
What made Capulet think he heard Paris arriving?
testing
What are the early forms of money?
Early forms of money included coins. The coins were made from metals available in those ages.
What promise have both lord Capulet and lord Montague made?
Montague vowed to make a gold statue of Juliet, and Capulet promised to make one of Romeo.
What was the years of manufacture of 1891 Mauser's?
They made those from 1890 to the early 1900's
Who made up the majority of the early Whig party's?
Those who opposed hereditary monarchy
What made Capulet think he heard Paris arriving while Capulet was ordering some servants to do more setup for the wedding?
The music was playing, which Paris said he would bring.
How would you describe Juliet's family?
Not close. Mrs. Capulet is distant and hardly knows her daughter, who has been raised by the nurse. Capulet is more fond of Juliet but has made no attempt to understand her.
Who made up the majority the early Tory party?
Country Gentlemen
What does lord Capulet finally suggest to the county?
In the very ending of the play, Lord Capulet (Juliet's dad) says that he will build a monument in honor of Romeo;s sacrifice that he made for the family fued.
In romeo and Juliet does William Shakespeare think that marriage at a young age was okay?
Shakespeare did not write his plays to say what was "okay" or not. He wrote them to entertain. For example, in Act 1 Scene 2 of Romeo and Juliet, Paris wants to marry Juliet, but Capulet thinks she is too young, and should wait a couple of years. Paris says "Younger than she are happy mothers made." and Capulet responds "And too soon marr'd are those so early made." Paris is saying it's OK for girls barely fourteen to get married; Capulet (at least at this stage of the play) is against it. Is either of them speaking for Shakespeare? No, of course not. Paris says it's OK because it's what he wants; Capulet hesitates because he cares for Juliet and perhaps he feels that his own wife was married too early.You cannot argue that the play is a sermon against marrying young, because the tragedy that envelops Romeo and Juliet does not have to do with their age, but with the surrounding circumstances and their anticipation that their fathers will oppose their marriage. The same would have happened had they been twenty.
