EMME Romeo and Juliet Act II

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Most accurate paraphrase of Benvolio's lines to Mercutio

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Pointless to search for Romeo; he doesn't want to be found.

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Juliet's lament about Romeo's name

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Why does his name have to be Romeo, a Montague?

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Dramatic foil to Romeo

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Mercutio

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Peril in Juliet's eye

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More hurtful than a sword fight

Front

Juliet's reasoning against swearing by the moon

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The moon changes often; fears Romeo's love will be fickle.

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Prince of Cats

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Tybalt

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Speaker of the lines: 'if ye should lead her into a fool's paradise'

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Nurse; Romeo

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Friar Laurence's motivation to help Romeo and Juliet

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Hopes marriage will end family conflict

Front

Character speaking: Juliet

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About whom: Nurse

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Juliet's feelings while waiting for the nurse

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impatience