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Friar Lawrence and the Nurse both help.
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What decsion does Juliet's father make?
He decides to marry Juliet to Paris. ALso, he decides the wedding should be on thursday. Hope that helps you!
Why was it difficult for Romeo and Juliet to get married?
Because Romeo's family and Juliet's family had an ongoing battle and never saw eye-to-eye, and did not approve of Romeo and Juliet's relationship, hence why they had to keep it a secret. Hope this helps!
Who serves as a messenger for Juliet?
Friar Laurence serves as a messenger between Romeo and Juliet. He helps them communicate and execute their secret plans to be together.
Who meets romeo to check that he's made his wedding arrangements?
Juliet consults with the Friar Laurence, many times during the play. One of the things that the Friar helps her with, is planning the secret marriage between Romeo and Juliet. The weddings was extremely tiny, and only four people knew about Romeo and Juliet being married!
Who are juliets two confidants?
Juliet's two confidants are her Nurse and Friar Laurence. The Nurse is like a mother figure to Juliet, providing her with advice and support. Friar Laurence is a trusted friend who helps Juliet with her secret marriage to Romeo and provides guidance throughout the play.
Explain how the nurse saves Romeo?
In "Romeo and Juliet," the Nurse plays a crucial role in maintaining communication between Romeo and Juliet. After Romeo is banished for killing Tybalt, she helps Juliet by delivering messages and facilitating secret meetings between the lovers. Although she ultimately advises Juliet to marry Paris, her initial support and guidance help keep their love alive during a tumultuous time. Ultimately, her actions contribute to the tragic circumstances that unfold, but she serves as a vital link between the two characters.
Which household is juliet from?
if your are on about Romeo and Juliet Juliet is from the family Capulet hopes this helps :)
What does the Nurse do at the beginning Scene 5?
In Act 1, Scene 5 of Romeo and Juliet, the Nurse serves as the intermediary between Romeo and Juliet, conveying messages and setting up their secret meeting. She helps arrange their plans for marriage and acts as a confidante for Juliet throughout the play, playing a crucial role in their relationship.
Who helps Juliet take a message to Romeo in the play Romeo and Juliet?
The nurse.
Who said this Go ask his name- if he be married your grave is like your wedding bed in romeo and Juliet?
It helps if you quote all of the words Juliet says. "If he be married, my grave is like to be my marriage bed." In other words, if he is already married, I will die before I am married myself. Why? Because Juliet remembers, even if some of the other characters in the play do not, that according to the Catholic religion, people are only allowed to be married to one person at a time. Juliet has met Romeo, flirted with him, and kissed him, but she does not know who he is. So she sends the Nurse to find out ("Go ask his name.") She would like to marry him and so hopes that he does not have a wife already, because as far as she is concerned, he is the only guy for her.
What is one way that Frair Laurence helps Romeo and Juliet?
He helped Romeo and Juliet by "marrying" them. He also helped by giving the potion to Juliet to put her into a death-like sleep. Unfortunately, both of these ways that Friar "helped" ended up backfiring, mainly giving Juliet the potion, because Romeo didn't know she was only sleeping and ended up killing himself.
Does the nurse love Juliet and only want the best for her?
Yup! Romeo and Juliet families have been enemies for years, however Romeo and Juliet fall in love when they first meet at the Capulet's dance. Juliet asks her nurse, who is more like Juliet's mother than her actual mother, who the man was since they were both wearing costumes (it was a masked ball) and did not know his identity. She helps to keep the romance secret from the Capulet's and reassures Juliet to follow her heart and encourages Juliet to be with the man of her choice, despite the parents wishes.
