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Romeo and Juliet Act 3 Scene 3

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Who gives Romeo the news of what the Prince's sentence will be to Romeo?

Friar Laurence

Why is Romeo so upset with the Prince's judgment?

He would rather be dead than to live without Juliet in banishment.

When Romeo is seeking advice from the Friar, what does Romeo try to do?

Kill himself.

What argument does Friar use in attempting to convince Romeo that his despair is not justified?

That Romeo should be happy because Juliet and their love are alive. If Tybalt were alive, Romeo would be dead, and the Prince granted banishment rather than the death sentence. Signup and view all the answers

What is Friar Laurence's plan to help Romeo and Juliet?

Romeo needs to go live in Mantua until Friar can announce Romeo and Juliet's marriage, which will end the feud between the families and can ask the Prince to pardon Romeo so he can return home. Signup and view all the answers

What is the Nurse's job which was given by the Friar?

To go quickly back and get Juliet to go to bed early as well as everyone else in the Capulet home. Signup and view all the answers

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Romeo and Juliet Act 3: Scene 3 Notes

Friar Laurence informs Romeo of the Prince's sentence, which is banishment instead of death.
Romeo believes he would rather die than live a life without Juliet while being banished.
In his despair, Romeo contemplates suicide when seeking guidance from Friar Laurence.
Friar Laurence attempts to console Romeo by arguing that his love with Juliet is still alive, emphasizing that Tybalt is dead and that banishment is preferable to death.
The Friar devises a plan where Romeo will live in Mantua until he can publicly announce their marriage, aiming to reconcile the feuding families and petition for Romeo's return.
The Nurse is tasked by Friar Laurence to ensure Juliet goes to bed early, as part of their plan to keep their relationship secret and maintain safety within the Capulet household.

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Explore the events of Act 3, Scene 3 of 'Romeo and Juliet' where Friar Laurence delivers the news of Romeo's banishment. This scene reveals Romeo's despair and contemplation of suicide, as well as Friar Laurence's plans for reuniting him with Juliet. Delve into the dynamics of love, despair, and hope amidst the tragic circumstances.