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Romeo and Juliet - How does Shakespeare control his audience's responses in Act Three Scene Five?

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January 17, 2011

 

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"Your lady mother is coming to your chamber". Shakespeare has then changed the audience's feelings from not wanting Romeo to leave, to then wanting Romeo to leave, as he might be killed if he stays any longer. The suspense has still stayed with the audience as the verb "coming" tells that Lady Capulet is not yet there and could come into the room at any moment and find Romeo with Juliet...
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The suspense has still stayed with the audience as the verb "coming" tells that Lady Capulet is not yet there and could come into the room at any moment and find Romeo with Juliet. A director would probably make the actors, who were playing Romeo and Juliet, keep moving around after the Nurse comes in to show the urgency to get Romeo out quickly...
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