Romeo and Juliet - ACT 3

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What is the significance of Lord Capulet's decision to arrange the immediate marriage of Paris and Juliet after Tybalt's death?

Back

It reflects his desire to control Juliet's fate and distract from the tragedy of Tybalt's death, showcasing the theme of parental authority.

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Why does Friar Lawrence tell Romeo to be glad about Tybalt's death?

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He believes that Tybalt's death means Romeo is no longer in danger of being killed by Tybalt, and that Juliet still loves him, which are positive aspects in a dire situation.

Front

Did Friar Lawrence speak directly to Juliet about Tybalt's death in Act III?

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No, he did not speak directly to her about it.

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What is the reason for Capulet's anger when Juliet refuses to marry Paris?

Back

He feels that Juliet is directly defying his authority as her father.

Front

Is it true that Benvolio lies to the Prince about the fight between Romeo and Tybalt?

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False, Benvolio does not lie; he provides an honest account of the events.

Front

What theme is highlighted by the conflict between Juliet and her father in Act III?

Back

The theme of individual desire versus parental authority.

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How does Romeo react to his banishment from Verona?

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He feels despair and believes that being separated from Juliet is worse than death.

Front

What role does fate play in Act III of Romeo and Juliet?

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Fate is portrayed as a controlling force that leads to tragic outcomes, as seen in the series of unfortunate events following Tybalt's death.

Front

What does Juliet's character represent in the context of her relationship with her parents?

Back

Juliet represents youthful rebellion and the struggle for independence against parental control.

Front

How does the concept of honor influence the actions of the characters in Act III?

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Honor drives characters like Tybalt and Romeo to seek revenge and defend their reputations, leading to tragic consequences.