Romeo and Juliet 3.2 Performance: Juliet, Lines 97-127

The transcript explores themes of grief, loss, and conflict following the death of Tibalt and the banishment of Romeo. The speaker reflects on the emotional turmoil caused by these events, comparing the impact of banishment to multiple deaths. The narrative delves into the struggle between mourning and finding comfort, highlighting the profound sense of despair and the finality of banishment.

What is the speaker's initial reaction to the damage done to their reputation?

• They are relieved.

• They express deep anguish.

• They are indifferent.

• They are confused.

What does the speaker find comforting amidst the chaos?

• The survival of their husband.

• The presence of their parents.

• The death of Tibalt.

• The banishment of Romeo.

How does the speaker describe the impact of a certain word on their memory?

• As a joyful recollection.

• As a heavy burden like guilty deeds.

• As a comforting memory.

• As a fleeting thought.

What does the speaker consider worse than multiple deaths?

• The banishment of Romeo.

• The loss of their parents.

• The end of a friendship.

• The death of Tibalt.

What does the speaker question at the end of the transcript?

• The reason for their sorrow.

• The meaning of life.

• The whereabouts of their parents.

• The fate of Tibalt.