Romeo and Juliet: Act 2, Scene 6

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What does Juliet consider to be her wealth in Act 2, Scene 6?

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Juliet considers herself wealthy because she has true love.

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What advice does the Friar give Romeo about love?

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The Friar advises Romeo to love moderately.

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What condition does the Friar set for Romeo and Juliet being alone together?

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The Friar will not let Romeo and Juliet stay alone together until they are married.

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What does the Friar pray for regarding Romeo and Juliet's marriage?

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The Friar prays that the heavens will smile upon Romeo and Juliet's marriage.

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What does Romeo dare death to do?

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Romeo dares death to do what it dares if he is allowed to marry Juliet.

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What is the significance of true love in Juliet's perspective?

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True love is what makes Juliet feel wealthy, more than material possessions.

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How does the Friar view the nature of love?

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The Friar views love as something that should be approached with moderation.

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Why is the Friar cautious about Romeo and Juliet's relationship?

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The Friar is cautious because he wants to ensure their love is genuine and not impulsive.

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What does the Friar hope for Romeo and Juliet's future?

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The Friar hopes that their marriage will be blessed and lead to happiness.

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How does Romeo express his feelings about death in Act 2, Scene 6?

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Romeo expresses a fearless attitude towards death, showing his commitment to love.