Romeo and Juliet 3.3 Performance: Friar Laurence, Lines 107b-153

The transcript explores themes of manhood, emotional expression, and the consequences of one's actions. It delves into self-reflection, shame, and the impact of ignorance on behavior. Despite adversity, the text highlights the potential for happiness and the importance of reconciliation and future planning.

What does the speaker compare the man's actions to in the first section?

• A wise sage

• An unreasonable beast

• A cunning fox

• A gentle lamb

In the second section, what does the speaker suggest the man is failing to use properly?

• His wealth

• His wit and love

• His strength

• His time

What does the speaker say about the man's noble appearance?

• It is misleading and not matched by his actions

• It is irrelevant to the situation

• It is a true reflection of his character

• It is admired by everyone

What does the speaker remind the man of in the final section?

• The wealth he possesses

• His lost opportunities

• The blessings he still has

• The mistakes he made

What advice does the speaker give the man regarding Juliet?

• To confront her

• To seek comfort with her

• To forget about her

• To leave her behind