Romeo & Juliet Act I-V

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What motivates Paris to confront Romeo at Juliet's tomb?

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Paris believes that Romeo has come to disrespect Juliet's tomb due to the ongoing family feud.

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Why is Juliet upset with the Nurse in Act II?

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Juliet is frustrated with the Nurse because she will not provide news from Romeo.

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Who does Mercutio hold responsible for his death when he says 'I was hurt under your arm'?

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Mercutio blames Romeo for his death.

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What prevents Romeo from knowing that Juliet is not truly dead?

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The message informing Romeo of Juliet's feigned death was never delivered to him.

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What advice does the Nurse give to Juliet at the end of Act III?

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The Nurse advises Juliet to forget Romeo and marry Paris.

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What is the significance of the family feud in 'Romeo and Juliet'?

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The family feud between the Montagues and Capulets creates conflict and tragedy, influencing the characters' decisions and actions.

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How does Juliet's relationship with her Nurse change throughout the play?

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Juliet's relationship with the Nurse shifts from one of trust to frustration as the Nurse advises her to marry Paris instead of supporting her love for Romeo.

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What role does fate play in 'Romeo and Juliet'?

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Fate is a central theme, suggesting that the characters are doomed from the start, as indicated by the prologue calling them 'star-crossed lovers'.

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How does Romeo's character evolve from Act I to Act V?

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Romeo transitions from a lovesick youth infatuated with Rosaline to a passionate lover of Juliet, ultimately becoming a tragic figure.

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What is the importance of the balcony scene in Act II?

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The balcony scene symbolizes the deepening love between Romeo and Juliet and highlights the challenges they face due to their families' feud.