What does Juliet say she would rather do then marry Paris?

Answer 1

Yes Juliet should marry Paris because Romeo is just a little dog and the only reason they two of them got married was because they liked how the other looked. There was nothin but physical attraction

Answer 2

from the book she says:

o, bid me leap, rather than marry paris, from off the battlements of yonder tower, or walk in thievish ways, or bid me lurk where sperpents are, chain me with roaring bears, or shut me nightly in a charnel house, oer covered quite with dead mans rattling bones, with reeky shanks and yellow chapless skulls, or bid me go into a new made grace, and hide me with a dead man in his shroud, things that to hear them told, have made me tremble and will do it without fear or doubt to live an unstained wife to my sweet love

so basically she is saying she would do anything than marry paris

Answer 3

1. Jump off the battle posts of any tower

2. Walk down the crime ridden streets of a slum

3. Sit in a field full of poisonous snakes

4. Chain me up with wild bears

5. Hide me every night in a morgue full of dead bodies and wet fish skulls without jawbones

6. Climb down into a freshly dug grave, and hid me with a dead man in his tomb

Answer 4

Romeo? However, by the time her parents come around telling her that she must marry Paris she is already married to Romeo so it is a moot point. She never says she would rather marry Romeo than Paris. She cannot marry Paris because she is already married to Romeo.

Answer 5

Juliet would rather kill herself before she would marry Paris.

Answer 6

In Romeo and Juliet, rather than marry Paris, Juliet was willing to resort to desperate measures. Three of these include leaping off a tower, be among lions and be chained with roaring bears.

Answer 7

She Dies To Keep From Marrying Paris

Answer 8

Kill herself.

Answer 9

Kill herself for one.

Answer 10

Juliet dies