Juliet's Death and Its Impact

The video annotates Act 4 Scene 5 of 'Romeo and Juliet', focusing on the discovery of Juliet's apparent death by the nurse and the subsequent reactions of Lady and Lord Capulet. The scene highlights the irony of their newfound affection for Juliet in death, contrasting with their earlier harshness. Friar Lawrence intervenes, offering a perspective on life and death, while the video reflects on themes of parental love and irony.

What is the main focus of Act 4 Scene 5?

• The Nurse's departure

• Juliet's wedding preparations

• Lord Capulet's celebration

• Juliet's apparent death

Why does the Nurse have a special bond with Juliet?

• She is Juliet's teacher

• She is Juliet's biological mother

• She offers maternal love and guidance

• She is Juliet's sister

How does Lady Capulet react to Juliet's apparent death?

• She remains indifferent

• She shows deep maternal love

• She blames the Nurse

• She plans another wedding

What literary device does Lord Capulet use to describe Juliet's death?

• Metaphor

• Alliteration

• Simile

• Personification

What is the dramatic irony in Friar Lawrence's intervention?

• He is unaware of Juliet's plan

• He believes Juliet is in heaven

• He plans to marry Juliet to Paris

• He knows Juliet is not truly dead

What transformation occurs in the Capulet household?

• A dance turns into a battle

• A celebration turns into a feast

• A meeting turns into a trial

• A wedding turns into a funeral