Romeo and Juliet- Act 4

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Who is Paris in 'Romeo and Juliet'?

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Paris is a nobleman and suitor to Juliet, favored by her parents.

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What is the significance of Friar Laurence in Act 4?

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Friar Laurence devises a plan to help Juliet avoid marrying Paris by giving her a potion that makes her appear dead.

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What does Capulet's decision to move the wedding date signify?

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It creates urgency and complicates Friar Laurence's plan, as the potion may not work in time.

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Who discovers Juliet's 'dead' body?

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The Nurse discovers Juliet's body and is the first to react to her apparent death.

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What is the Nurse's attitude towards Juliet's marriage to Paris?

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The Nurse believes Juliet is happy about the marriage and is in a good mood on the wedding day.

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What role does the potion play in Act 4?

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The potion is central to Friar Laurence's plan to help Juliet escape her marriage to Paris.

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How does Juliet's character evolve in Act 4?

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Juliet becomes more determined and resourceful, taking drastic measures to avoid an unwanted marriage.

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What is the theme of fate in Act 4?

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Fate plays a crucial role as the characters' decisions lead to tragic outcomes, highlighting the theme of destiny.

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What does the quote 'Happily met, my lady and my wife' reveal about Paris?

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It shows Paris's eagerness and confidence about marrying Juliet, unaware of her true feelings.

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How does the Nurse's relationship with Juliet change in Act 4?

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The Nurse remains supportive but is unaware of Juliet's desperate plan, leading to a tragic misunderstanding.