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Why does Romeo visit Friar Lawrence in Act 2, Scene 3?
Why does Romeo visit Friar Lawrence in Act 2, Scene 3?
Romeo visits Friar Lawrence to ask him to marry him and Juliet.
In Act 2, Scene 4, Benvolio and Mercutio discuss a letter. What is the primary concern regarding this letter?
In Act 2, Scene 4, Benvolio and Mercutio discuss a letter. What is the primary concern regarding this letter?
- It contains a declaration of war from the Montagues to the Capulets.
- It is an invitation to a Capulet party that Romeo was not meant to receive.
- It is a challenge from Tybalt to Romeo, threatening a duel. (correct)
- It is an instruction from the Prince to end the feud.
In Act 2, Scene 4, Romeo and the Nurse discuss Romeo's intentions towards Juliet and devise a plan for Juliet to meet Romeo at Friar Lawrence's cell.
In Act 2, Scene 4, Romeo and the Nurse discuss Romeo's intentions towards Juliet and devise a plan for Juliet to meet Romeo at Friar Lawrence's cell.
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In Act 2, Scene 5, the Nurse teases Juliet by withholding information about ______.
In Act 2, Scene 5, the Nurse teases Juliet by withholding information about ______.
What is the most crucial piece of information the Nurse conveys to Juliet from Romeo in Act 2, Scene 5?
What is the most crucial piece of information the Nurse conveys to Juliet from Romeo in Act 2, Scene 5?
Summarize the conversation between the Nurse and Juliet in Act 2, Scene 5.
Summarize the conversation between the Nurse and Juliet in Act 2, Scene 5.
What role does Friar Lawrence primarily serve concerning Romeo and Juliet?
What role does Friar Lawrence primarily serve concerning Romeo and Juliet?
What is the significance of the letter that Benvolio and Mercutio discuss?
What is the significance of the letter that Benvolio and Mercutio discuss?
When the Nurse speaks with Romeo, they plan for Romeo to publicly declare his love for Juliet in the town square.
When the Nurse speaks with Romeo, they plan for Romeo to publicly declare his love for Juliet in the town square.
Match the character to their primary action in Act 2:
Match the character to their primary action in Act 2:
Flashcards
Why does Romeo visit Friar Lawrence?
Why does Romeo visit Friar Lawrence?
Romeo visits Friar Lawrence to ask him to marry him and Juliet. He believes that this marriage might end the feud between their families.
What is the letter about?
What is the letter about?
The letter is a challenge from Tybalt to Romeo. Tybalt wants to duel Romeo. This is important because Mercutio and Benvolio know Romeo will be killed
Romeo and the Nurse's Conversation
Romeo and the Nurse's Conversation
Romeo and the Nurse discuss Juliet's feelings for Romeo and Romeo asks the Nurse to have Juliet meet him at Friar Lawrence's cell for their wedding.
The Nurse and Juliet's conversation
The Nurse and Juliet's conversation
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Study Notes
- Friar Lawrence is a holy man, a kind of monk in the church.
- Romeo visits Friar Lawrence to ask him to marry him and Juliet.
The Letter
- Benvolio and Mercutio discuss a letter sent to Romeo's father's house.
- The letter is from Tybalt, and it is a challenge to Romeo.
- It is important because Tybalt is a skilled fighter, and Romeo may not be able to beat him.
Romeo and the Nurse
- The Nurse speaks with Romeo to find out if his intentions towards Juliet are honorable.
- Romeo tells the Nurse to have Juliet meet him at Friar Lawrence's cell that afternoon so they can be married.
The Nurse and Juliet
- The Nurse returns to Juliet, but is out of breath and stalls giving Juliet the information.
- Juliet is impatient and urges the Nurse to tell her what Romeo said.
- The Nurse tells Juliet that she must go to Friar Lawrence's cell to be married.
- The most important thing the Nurse tells Juliet is: "Then hie you hence to Friar Lawrence' cell./ There stays a husband to make you a wife."
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