Romeo and Juliet act 4 and 5

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Friar Lawrence's reason for not supporting Paris

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Juliet is already married to Romeo

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Friar Lawrence's expertise

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Medicinal uses of plants

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Capulet's decision after Juliet agrees to marry Paris

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Hold the wedding the next day

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Juliet's body in a death-like trance

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Discovery by the nurse on wedding morning (Act IV, Scene V)

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Juliet's true sadness

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Loves Romeo, doesn't want to marry Paris

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Juliet's behavior after visiting Friar Lawrence

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Apologetic

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Juliet's fear of poison

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Friar Lawrence intentionally gave her poison

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Juliet's speech before drinking the potion

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Fear of awakening in the tomb

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Dramatic Irony Example from Juliet

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Nurse, will you go with me into my closet/To help me sort such needful ornaments/AS you think fit to furnish me tomorrow

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Dramatic irony in Friar Lawrence's line

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Other characters think he means it, but the audience knows he does not