Romeo and Juliet 4.1 Performance: Paris, Lines 6-15

The transcript discusses a father's concern over his daughter's excessive sorrow and his belief that marriage could help alleviate her tears. The urgency of the marriage is emphasized as a means to prevent her from being overwhelmed by her emotions.

What does the speaker imply about Venus's attitude towards love?

• Venus encourages sorrowful love.

• Venus does not favor places filled with tears.

• Venus is indifferent to love.

• Venus enjoys places filled with sorrow.

Why does the father consider it dangerous for his daughter to dwell on her sorrows?

• He believes it will make her stronger.

• He fears it will isolate her from society.

• He wants her to focus on her career.

• He thinks it will lead to more tears.

What action does the father take to address his daughter's sorrow?

• He encourages her to write poetry.

• He advises her to meditate.

• He hastens her marriage.

• He sends her on a vacation.

How does the father believe society can help his daughter?

• By providing her with a job.

• By teaching her new skills.

• By distracting her from her sorrows.

• By offering her financial support.

What does the speaker ask about the urgency of the marriage?

• If the marriage is necessary.

• If the daughter agrees with the marriage.

• If the listener knows the reason for the haste.

• If the father is happy with the marriage.