The end of Act II in Romeo and Juliet is particularly influential in the rest of the play. The events that transpire in the subsequent scenes will impinge the lives of both Romeo and Juliet, along with their corresponding households. To begin Scene 5, Juliet is anxiously waiting at her family’s garden in anticipation for the Nurse to return with a message from Romeo. When the Nurse returns, Juliet and she have a lengthy dialogue concerning her plans for marriage with Romeo. At the conclusion of the dialogue between the two, Juliet is told to meet Romeo at Friar Lawrence’s cell so they can be married.
Upon Juliet’s arrival, she is greeted by Friar, and then kissed by Romeo. His kiss is ensued shortly after with one from Juliet. After a brief
Upon Juliet’s arrival, she is greeted by Friar, and then kissed by Romeo. His kiss is ensued shortly after with one from Juliet. After a brief