Romeo and Juliet Act 4

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Friar Lawrence's reason for not supporting Paris's marriage to Juliet

Back

Juliet is already married to Romeo.

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Friar Lawrence's expertise

Back

Medicinal uses of plants

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Capulet's decision after Juliet agrees to marry Paris

Back

Hold the wedding the next day

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Juliet's body in a death-like trance

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Act IV, Scene v of Romeo and Juliet

Front

Meaning of 'lamentable'

Back

Regretted

Front

Extremely distressed behavior

Back

Pacing, wringing hands, crying softly

Front

Meaning of 'melancholy'

Back

sad and depressed

Front

Juliet's true sadness

Back

Loves Romeo, doesn't want to marry Paris

Front

Juliet's behavior after visiting Friar Lawrence

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Apologetic

Front

Juliet's fear in Act IV, Scene iii

Back

Friar Lawrence intentionally gave her poison to kill her.