Upon waking the young Juliet, she is the first to discover that “[her] lady’s dead” (IV,v,1,14). The news comes as quite a shock to her, her parents likewise, but especially her because of the fact that feelings of guilt and responsibility for Juliet’s (faked) death arise. The Nurse’s initial intentions in betraying Juliet were good, as she was thinking about her future, but she failed to see how much that would affect Juliet in the…
Then the Nurse tells her that “Romeo is banished, and all the world to nothing / That he dares ne’er come back to challenge you. / [She thinks it’s] best [she] married the county. / [Her] first is dead, or ‘twere as good he were, / As living here and you no use of him” (3.5.214-215.218.225-226). The Nurse is part of the Capulet family and she knew Juliet since she was just a baby.…
The Nurse is very loyal towards the Capulets, especially Juliet. The Nurse makes it very clear in act one that she was in fact the one to take care of Juliet and not Lady Capulet. The Nurse goes on and on about memories with Juliet and how she was her wet nurse when she was younger in act one, scene 3, lines 19-51. At the Capulets party, the Nurse watches over Juliet, the Nurse intervenes between Romeo and Juliet’s kissing, “Your lady mother is coming to you chamber.…
Providence ensures that both Juliet and the nurse have a mother-daughter relationship for most of the play. “Thou was the prettiest babe that e’er I nurs’d. And I might live to see thee married once, I have my wish.” The nurse portrayed characteristics of mother more than Lady Capulet ever did towards Juliet.…
In this movie Juliet’s guardian the nurse told her to marry a man named Paris and to marry Romeo at the same time. The nurse did this because of Juliet’s parents expect her to marry Paris but she is in love with Romeo and doesn’t want to marry Paris. Instead of marrying them both she picked Romeo the one she loved not the one her parents loved. She was happy and didn’t care about the others opinions because they didn’t…
Deaths in Romeo and Juliet “Yea, noise? Then I’ll be brief. O happy dagger! This is thy sheath; there rust, and let me die” (Shakespeare). In the play Romeo and Juliet ,by Shakespeare, a pair of star-crossed lovers lead their feuding families to a tornado of actions.…
This is a story about a boy and a girl. Boy meets girl, they fall in love, have great times, and it all ends Romeo and Juliet style. Well something like that, but my story focuses more on the end of our typical teenage relationship, the break up. The sad, gushy part that no one ever wants to talk about, but withholds so much learning material. The part that truly holds the juiciest information and is the one that really changes a person.…
The decision that I found to be particularly hasty was Romeo's decision to commit suicide. I believe that this decision was impulsive and fueled by Romeo's emotions. It lead to not only his death but his lover Juliet as well. If Romeo had been more thoughtful instead of letting his grief and desperate thoughts overwhelm him, he could of created a different ending for the play, one not as tragic. Before Romeo made such a decision, he had been waiting for Friar Lawrence in Mantua to send him news of the uplifting sorts when Balthazar had told him that Juliet had died.…
She expresses that she does not trust the Nurse anymore and will not let her in on her secrets. The Nurse’s sudden act of betrayal drives Juliet to find another way to escape her arranged marriage and desperately ask Friar Laurence for poison without asking the Nurse her opinion on the plan,…
In Conclusion, I think that Romeo is a young, inexperienced and impatient but loyal and brave boy. I think that his naivety plays a huge rule in this because love was taken as an extravagant feeling to have when it was not truly happy as the lovers can experience heartbreak and many other obstacles. It seems as if Romeo only more cautious and deliberate, his devastating ending could have been prevented (even though we have not finished the book yet). Amongst friends especially Mercutio, Romeo shows signs of his social and quick witted persona, even with his fond of verbal jousting that is mainly about sex. Lastly, Romeo is like every other male in the world who only unveils their true self to the people who they trust or who understand them.…
“For never was a story of more woe than this of Juliet and her Romeo.” Almost everyone has read or heard a version of Romeo and Juliet. The story is famous for its great writing and complex story line, but is also well known across the world for its tragic plot line. It causes readers everywhere to shed a tear for the beloved characters they have fallen in love with.…
The nurse shows her devotion to Juliet when she allows her to marry Romeo , the mother nor father would have allowed this, but the nurses dedication to Juliet makes her go through with it.…
Introduction Paragraph From before the moment Juliet and Romeo meet, their love is entwined with death. Romeo senses a fatal end approaching as he considers going to the party at Capulet’s house where he will meet Juliet for the first time. Likewise, as she sends her nurse to discover Romeo’s identity, Juliet thinks of her death. The feud between Montagues and Capulets creates a world where the lives of the members of the houses revolve around fights and deaths that make it impossible for Juliet and Romeo’s love for each other to lead anywhere good. Instead, their love brings chaos, violence, and the deaths of their friends and of themselves.…
Had the Nurse refused to help Juliet in the beginning she would have prevented everything else that happened afterwards, including the deaths of Romeo and Juliet. After Juliet’s parents declare Juliet’s forced marriage, Juliet turns to the one person who would understand her situation and who would give her the guidance and counsel she needs. Instead the Nurse gives her exactly what she does not want to hear: “I think it best you married with the County. O, he’s a lovely gentleman! Romeo’s a dishclout to him.”…
The conclusion of Romeo and Juliet Tragic story Is due to human flaws. Both romeo and Juliet gave each other illusions that they knew couldn’t happen. Their love could not happen because their families were enemies. By loving each other they would be betraying their families and dishonoring them. All showed many flaws such as Romeo, his biggest flaw was falling in love easily.…