They fell in love at first sight and were married within days. Their love had to be kept a secret and the only people that knew about them being married were the nurse and Friar Laurence. ... Get thee gone/ And hire those horses. ... He knew that Juliet didn't want to marry Paris but he just wanted his daughter to get married. ... / Shall I be married then tomorrow morning?" ...
They fell in love at first sight and were married within days. Their love had to be kept a secret and the only people that knew about them being married were the nurse and Friar Laurence. ... Get thee gone/ And hire those horses. ... He knew that Juliet didn't want to marry Paris but he just wanted his daughter to get married. ... / Shall I be married then tomorrow morning?" ...
The nurse assisted in the marriage because she wanted to see Juliet married. The nurse treated Juliet like her own daughter and wanted her to get married without waiting two years. The nurse wasn't thinking logically to support two people who had only just met, get married. ...
They get married but they can't tell anyone. ... Lord Capulet is a forceful man that must get his own way. ... I tell thee what: get to church o" Thursday or never after look me in the face." Juliet did not like the idea of this because she was already married to Romeo. ... He helped the two be together, he even helped them get married. ...
He was a very strict father because he was selfish and wanted Juliet, who was only 13 years of age, to get married with Paris instead of her innate lover, Romeo. ... Lord Capulet is well known and he is involved in the political life, but all of the se good traits are hidden because he gets in lots of political fights, for example when Romeo and Tybalt fought Lord Capulet got into it to. ... Lord Capulet was getting along with his wife because she was in agreement with him and not let Romeo and Juliet get married....
If Romeo and Juliet were not married then, Tybalt would not have slain Mercutio; Romeo would not have killed Tybalt and so Romeo would not have faced banishment. ... He told Juliet to drink the potion on her wedding day and made his letter to Romeo the basis of the plan, however he did not make sure that Romeo gets the letter. When Friar John returned from Mantua and said: "I could not send it,-here it is again,- / Nor get a messenger to bring it thee, / So fearful were they of infection" (IV.ii.14-16), it was evident that Friar Lawrence didn't tell his messenger the consequences of the l...
Turns out when I get there, a girl (unknown) took my breath away. ... Another example I can relate to in the play is where Romeo goes to the Friar wanting to get married with Juliet right away. ... There is nothing that could stop Romeo and Juliet from getting married, except Friar Lawrence, and even he agreed on this occasion. ...
The next day, he sent a letter challenging him to a duel without knowing that Romeo and Juliet have gotten secretly married by Friar Laurence and that now Romeo was Tybalt's kinsmen. ... As a priest, he failed to convince them that they should be more patient and not rush getting married. ... Gets exiled from Verona, and finds out from his servant that Juliet is dead. ... When Friar Laurence married Romeo and Juliet, he advised them to make their marriage public, reconcile with his friends, beg pardon from the Prince, and bring Romeo back from Mantua, to e...
Impetuous people do not think about how their actions may get them in trouble or danger or even harm someone else. ... Juliet thinks the only way to get out of marrying Paris is to die. She asks the Friar to help get her out the marriage to Paris. ... He does not want to get in trouble by marrying Juliet to Paris since she is already married to Romeo. ... This creates a problem as the messenger needs to get to Romeo earlier than Friar Laurence has planned. ...
They talk for a while and then Romeo says he wants to get married. ... The next day, Romeo and Juliet get married secretly. ... That night, Capulet told Juliet Paris had asked for her hand in marriage and that they would be married on Thursday. ... He's really quite racist and tells the Puerto Ricans the get lost. ... Bernardo kills Riff and Tony gets so mad that he kills Bernardo. ...
Their constant feuding made them so frightened to tell their parents that they love one another that they went off behind their backs and married each other. ... If the two families were not feuding, then Romeo and Juliet could be married and live happily ever after. ... After all it was him who married them, kept their love a secret and guided them so they could be together, however from another point of view it may seem that he misguided them. ... They got married and brought everything that followed upon them selves. ... The servant of the Capulet house running into them asking them to ...
She is a pretty girl that every gentleman wants, but she is not ready, nor has she even thought of getting married, until her parents bring it up to her and have plans for her to fall in love with Paris. ... Then she gets the news that her closed cousin, Tybalt, has been killed. ... So the Friar helps them devise a plan to get away from the stress of their families. ... The Friar Lawrence was suppose to send a message to Romeo telling him the entire plan, but sadly Romeo gets a wrong interpretation of the letter, and is the first to find Juliet and believes she is dead, so he commits s...
He visits Juliet at her room and risks the chance of getting caught, "The orchard walls are high and hard to climb, and the place death, considering who thou art, if any of my kinsmen find thee here." ... (Act II, Scene 2, L. 75-78) Romeo's love for Juliet leads them to hastily get married, just one day after they first meet. ... I think its best you married with the county, O, he's a lovely gentleman! ... Mercutio defends Romeo's honor at the risk of getting killed by fighting Tybalt. ...
This is established in the play when the nurse says "Thou wast the prettiest babe that e'er I nurs'd: And I might live to see thee married once" (I, iii,60-61). This shows that she nursed and raised her as a child and watched her grow up until now where she is getting married. ... Capulet says to Paris, "But woo her, gentle Paris, get her heart, My will to her consent is but a part" (I, ii, 16-17). ... Capulet eventually decides that Juliet needs to marry Paris as quickly as possible to help her get over the death of Tybalt. He takes charge in making it happen an...
She tells Juliet about how she will get married and what her part in the plan must be. ... He expresses this thought to Romeo by answering his request and saying, "In One respect I"ll thy assistant be; for this alliance may so happy prove to turn your households rancor to pure love." (2, 3, ll 91-92) The Friar was also the man that created the plan to help Juliet avoid getting married to Paris and committing the sin of bigamy. ...
Romeo first gets invited to a party he has absolutely no business in attending. ... It gets even worse when Tybalt and Mercutio start to fight. When Romeo tries to split them up and stop the fight Mercutio gets wounded and later dies. ... Not too long after Mercutio dies Romeo and Tybalt get into a fight and Tybalt is killed as well. ... To make matters worse, she is supposed to marry Paris, even thought she is already secretly married to Romeo. ...
Juliet is barely 14 years of age when she was bestowed to married Paris. She was also at the same age when she secretly married Romeo. ... Women were married young. ... Juliet is unaware of the black cat and get hold of the Nurse's hand, seats her on the bench again while saying her lines. ...
The events prior to this scene have been disastrous; Romeo slays Tybalt and gets exiled to Mantua. ... Shall I be married then to-morrow morning? ... "I think it best you married with the county. ... A father demanding that his daughter be married off to a person she barely knows in a matter of a week. ...
This prevents Juliet to ask advise from her mother, and cannot get guidance from her. ... Well, Romeo did not get that letter on time, so he ended up killing himself because he thought Juliet was dead, and when Juliet woke up she killed herself because Romeo was dead. ... As you know Romeo and Juliet were teenagers when they got married. But they claim they were supposedly mature enough to get married. ... To begin with, he let her down by getting into a fight with Tybalt (act three scene 1). ...
Another example of Juliet's character happens early on in the play - Juliet had told her mother that she didn't want to get married, "it is an honour I dream not of" (1.iii.66), yet she went against her word and married Romeo even though she knew he was a Montague, the enemy of her family. ... Juliet also says that if she were married to both Paris and Romeo she would feel as a traitor and have to slay them both as well. ... Juliet even tries getting the poison off Romeo's lips, however, this doesn't work. ...
With some communication between the nurse and Friar Laurence, eventually, Juliet and Romeo got married. ... Which she does not want to marry Paris at all for two reasons: she loves Romeo and she is already married. ... She should not be doing this kind of behavior to get Brutus' attention, but she did so. ... She is an innocent being that was trapped in Hamlet's world and was not able to get out until it was too late. ... It is nice that she died in her father's arms because King Lear finally realized that it was Cordelia that should be the one that should get the land because s...
He views love as something physical and sexual and something you must get... They speak in sonnet form to one another, and Romeo eventually gets to kiss her. ... In act 2 scene 6, Romeo's feelings for Juliet are so different form Rosaline's because he is actually getting married with Juliet, and he has forgotten about Rosaline. ... Romeo then gets angry and goes after Tybalt, they fight, and Tybalt ends up getting killed by Romeo. ... "He told ME Paris should have married Juliet. ...
