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Romeo

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English

 

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June 20, 2013

 

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Juliet doesn’t want Romeo to leave and tells him that it wasn’t the lark, it was the nightingale. Romeo replies “Let me be taken, let me be put to death. Juliet wills it, so I am content.” Then after these lines are said by Romeo, Juliet changes her mind and convinces Romeo that is was the lark that “sings so out of tune” and tells him to leave before he is found and killed...
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We feel sympathy for Juliet in this scene because she is stuck in a dilemma between Romeo and her family. Romeo has just escaped from Juliet’s house when Lady Capulet walks in to Juliet’s room, Juliet is crying because she knows she may never see Romeo again. When lady Capulet notices this and asks what’s wrong Juliet lies to her and tells her she is crying over Tybalt’s death...
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