Act I Prologue This takes place in Verona Italy. Their love is forbidden Scene 1 a Act II Scene 1 He said if love is blind it can’t hit the target. Scene 2 He compares her to the sun and stars. She was talking with body language. He says he wishes he was the glove on her hand so he could touch her cheek. She says forget about our parents and just love me. That there families names don't matter they could give up their names so they could be with each other. He says he will do anything for the love he is deeply in, risking his life. She doesn't want any of her family to see him near her. She wants to marry him tomorrow to prove their love. Scene 3 He is collecting poisonous weeds and medicinal flowers in his basket. It is saying anything can turn into a good or bad thing if used correctly or misused. He says you're up early something must be wrong if not you haven't been to bed yet. He is saying younger men fall in love with what they see not by listening to their hearts. He hopes it will unite both families or good. Scene 4 He is a fine gentleman and does everything by the book and is a great sword fighter. She was saying that she is going to get Juliet there so they can marry. Juliet has secretly arranged to meet Romeo by going to “confession” and marry him. Scene 5 The nurse was gone for 3 long hours instead of 30 min. The nurse is behaving very strange ;avoiding Juliets questions and very fussy ,frustrating Juliet. Scene 6 He was saying moderation was the key to long lasting love. Act III Scene 1 He believes there will be a fight because of the heat and the heat gots to peoples heads causing fights and trouble. The fight is over Benvolio getting annoyed because Mercutio the h... ... middle of paper ... ... Juliet threatens to kill herself if her problem isn't fixed. He thinks is the best idea so she will agree. He will give her a vial to make her appear dead then he will tell romeo and he’ll come get her. Scene 2 She tells him she’ll marry Paris to make him happy. Capulet moves the wedding forward and this implies that juliet will not be able to drink the vial in time . Scene 3 She Shows her independence and maturity by drinking the potion If the potion doesn't work Juliet will wake up with all of the dead people and ge crazy. Juliets fears about the potion are that she'll wake up with all her dead family or its poison. Scene 4 Juliet’s family finds her dead in her room. Scene 5 He said Juliet is cold and hef blood settles and death rises on her untimely frost. He is telling the Capulets she i now in heaven They are preparing for her funeral.
Romeo and Juliet were soon married and later that afternoon Juliet's cousin Tybalt kills Mercutio during a small fight in the street. Romeo sees this injustice and upon impulse kills Tybalt in revenge. Under the advice of his friends he flees the scene of the murder. Soon the prince finds out and he banishes Romeo from Verona. That same day Juliet finds out that her lover Romeo has been banished for killing her beloved cousin and she threatens to kill herself. She goes to friar Lawrence's cell and he gives her a strong sleeping potion. This strong potion will put her to sleep for a few hours so then she will appear dead; and not have to marry Paris like her father had arranged for her.
...ither.” (3.5.155-156) Juliet would not have to fake fatality if she did not have to marry Paris the next day. If Lord Capulet had not moved the wedding to the next day, then Romeo would have gotten then letter he was originally supposed to receive and Friar Laurence’s plan would have worked out effortlessly. In addition, the father would never allow Juliet to marry Romeo considering he is a Montague, the rival of their family. This made the plan for Juliet to marry Romeo even harder.
takes the magic drug and dies is an example of this. When the nurse goes to wake Juliet
Unlike Romeo’s adolescents Juliet once again breaks free from that stereotype right before she is going to drink the potion that makes her look dead. She is worried about if she “wake[s] before the time that Romeo comes to redeem [her]” (4.3,35-end). By this she means that she fears that Romeo will not be there by the time she wakes up and she will be stuck in the tomb with all the dead bodies which will inturn make her go crazy. Juliet though she is not as bad as Romeo still makes some adolescent choices that really affect he life like marrying Romeo and also killing herself.
When Juliet goes to the friar and threatens to kill herself if he doesn’t help her get out of marrying Paris he agrees to help her. He gives her a potion to temporarily stop her breathing so she appears dead. The friar says, “Take thou this /vial, being then in bed,/And this distilling liquor drink thou off;/When presently through/all thy veins shall run/A cold and drowsy humor; for no pulse/Shall keep his native progress, but surcease.” (Act IV.i 95-99) “In the meantime, against thou shalt awake,/Shall Romeo by my letters know our drift,” (Act IV.i 115-116) He is saying that Juliet doesn’t have to worry about Romeo freaking out about her death because he will tell Romeo about her fake death and they will be there to dig her up once she wakes up from her sleeping potion. Juliet is 100% on board with this plan because she really does not want to marry Paris. She is even willing to make her family think she is dead to be with
In Act IV, scene III of The Tragedy of Romeo and Juliet, Juliet is forced to make a decision; take a sleeping potion gifted to her by Friar Laurence and risk possibly being stuck in the Capulet family tomb, or marry Paris. To her, marrying Paris is not an option and so she drinks the vile. Although, before consuming the Friar’s remedy, Juliet expresses her worries in her soliloquy. To do this, Shakespeare manipulates imagery and the rhetorical device of questioning to reveal his main character’s deepest and darkest fears.
then wakes but when she sees that Romeo is dead she takes her life by
The next quote shows how the poison has no effect on Juliet, and how she is so
Rosalyn who is going to become a nun. Romeo is upset by this and his
...re her fake dead body is kept, and drinks the poison he brought with him, hastily, without giving it a second thought, assuming that Juliet was dead and that he might not be able to live without her. However, Juliet wakes up at the moment when Romeo falls dead on her lap and she exclaims, “Poison, I see, hath been his timeless end” (5.3.167), signifying the untimely death of Romeo that occurred due to his unnecessary haste.
Juliet receives a vial containing a potion from Friar Lawrence, who has a plan that will make Juliet appear as if she is dead, so that when she awakens, she will unite with Romeo. Juliet considers several consequences before drinking the potion, such as losing her sanity or being buried alive. Despite her reasoning, she summons the courage to drink the potion, exclaiming “Romeo, Romeo, Romeo! Here’s drink. I drink to thee” (Shakespeare 4.4.58). Instead of Juliet making a logical decision to avoid drinking the potion, she follows through with her emotions. Juliet has an obsession with Romeo, in which she is willing to take a risk on the assumption that Romeo will be there when she awakens. She recklessly abandons the fears she once had because her logic is clouded by her immense feelings for Romeo. Fears such as the friar poisoning the potion are quite realistic, since he wants to avoid suffering punishment for secretly marrying two teenagers from rival families. Juliet is so deeply lost in her emotions that she is prompted to take her own life into her hands. Infatuation can take control of someone and cause one to make rash judgements, similar to the one Juliet makes by drinking this potion for Romeo. The couple’s infatuation is seen again when Romeo
down he finds out that Romeo is in 'love' with Rosaline but she is not
Scene ii:4-5) Juliet is very eager for night to come as she uses the word
Juliet can do is say that she will meet him and see what she thinks of
him, as is seen to be the case. This would give Romeo control over his future,