Midterm Exam Romeo and Juliet - Act V

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What motivates Paris to visit the churchyard at night in Act V?

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His grief over Juliet's death.

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What is the cause of Lady Montague's death according to Act V?

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Grief over Romeo's banishment.

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Why does the apothecary agree to break the law for Romeo?

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The apothecary badly needs the money.

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What supports the apothecary's decision to help Romeo?

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Romeo grants Paris's dying request and asks Tybalt's forgiveness.

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How does Romeo feel about Tybalt and Paris as he enters the Capulets' tomb?

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He wants to make amends for the wrongs he has done to them both.

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What theme is highlighted by Lady Montague's death?

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The destructive nature of family feuds.

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What does Romeo's willingness to die for Juliet signify?

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The depth of his love and commitment.

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How does the setting of the tomb contribute to the play's tragic ending?

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It symbolizes death and the finality of the characters' choices.

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What role does fate play in the events of Act V?

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Fate is portrayed as an unavoidable force that leads to tragedy.

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What is the significance of the apothecary's character in the play?

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He represents moral ambiguity and the desperation caused by poverty.