Romeo and Juliet Act 4 Scene 1 and 2

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What is the main event that Capulet plans at the end of Act 4, Scene 2?

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Capulet plans to stay up and plan for the wedding the next day.

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How does Juliet describe her interaction with Paris at the friar's cell?

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Juliet claims she encouraged Paris modestly.

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What method is used to inform Romeo about Juliet's plan?

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The friar is going to send another friar to deliver a letter to him explaining the plan.

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What tone does Juliet convey in the quote: 'Give me the vial. Give it to me! Don't talk to me about fear.'?

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Juliet's tone is brave and passionate.

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What does Capulet hope the friar was able to do for Juliet?

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Capulet hopes the friar was able to influence Juliet to marry Paris.

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What is the significance of the vial in Juliet's plan?

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The vial contains a potion that Juliet plans to take to avoid marrying Paris.

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What does Juliet fear might happen if her plan fails?

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Juliet fears she might have to marry Paris or face disownment by her parents.

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How does Capulet's attitude towards Juliet change throughout the play?

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Capulet's attitude shifts from protective to demanding, as he insists on Juliet marrying Paris.

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What role does the Friar play in Juliet's plan?

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The Friar devises the plan to help Juliet avoid marrying Paris by giving her a potion.

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What is the theme of fate versus free will in 'Romeo and Juliet'?

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The theme explores how characters' choices lead to tragic outcomes, despite their intentions.