Romeo and Juliet Act 3

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Why does Juliet lose trust in the Nurse at the end of Act 3?

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The Nurse tells Juliet to marry Paris.

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What is Dramatic Irony?

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Dramatic Irony is when the words or acts of a character in a play carry a meaning not understood by himself but understood by the audience.

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Why does Juliet go to Friar Lawrence at the end of Act 3?

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Juliet goes to Friar Lawrence to get advice.

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Who kills Tybalt in Act 3?

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Romeo kills Tybalt.

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How does Romeo contribute to Mercutio's death?

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Romeo interferes with the fight to break it up, and Tybalt stabs Mercutio.

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What is the significance of Juliet's trust in the Nurse?

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Juliet's trust in the Nurse represents her connection to her childhood and her reliance on adult guidance.

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What role does Friar Lawrence play in Act 3?

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Friar Lawrence provides counsel to Romeo and Juliet and helps them navigate their challenges.

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What is the theme of fate in Romeo and Juliet?

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The theme of fate suggests that the characters' destinies are predetermined, leading to tragic outcomes.

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How does the concept of loyalty manifest in Act 3?

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Loyalty is shown through the characters' relationships, particularly in Mercutio's loyalty to Romeo and Tybalt's loyalty to the Capulet family.

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What is the impact of Mercutio's death on the plot?

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Mercutio's death escalates the conflict between the Montagues and Capulets and leads to Romeo's banishment.