Romeo and Juliet Act IV

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Meaning of 'lamentable'

Back

regrettable

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Signs of extreme distress

Back

Pacing, wringing hands, crying softly

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Meaning of 'melancholy'

Back

sad and depressed

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Latin root -stress-

Back

to pull tight

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Illustration of 'restrict'

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Elena held the leash tight

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Reason Friar Lawrence discourages Paris

Back

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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Nurse's discovery on wedding morning

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Juliet’s body in a death-like trance

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Juliet's true sadness

Back

Loves Romeo, doesn't want to marry Paris