Romeo and Juliet 4.5 Interview with Capulet and Friar Lawrence

The transcript is a dramatic retelling of a scene from Romeo and Juliet, where Juliet is found dead on the morning of her wedding. The family and Paris express their grief, while Friar Lawrence offers consolation by suggesting Juliet is in a better place. The scene transitions from wedding preparations to funeral arrangements, highlighting the sudden shift from joy to sorrow.

What event is being prepared for at the beginning of the transcript?

• A birthday party

• A wedding

• A funeral

• A festival

How is Juliet's condition described when she is found?

• She is cold and lifeless

• She is sleeping peacefully

• She is missing

• She is awake and alert

Who arrives to take Juliet to church?

• Benvolio and Tybalt

• The Nurse and Lady Capulet

• Paris and the Friar

• Romeo and Mercutio

What is Paris's reaction to Juliet's death?

• He is relieved

• He is indifferent

• He is deeply upset

• He is confused

What does Friar Lawrence suggest about Juliet's death?

• It is a tragedy with no consolation

• It is a punishment from the heavens

• Juliet is in a better place

• Juliet will return soon

What does Friar Lawrence say about the nature of tears?

• They should be avoided

• They are natural but reason should prevail

• They are a sign of weakness

• They are unnecessary

What transformation occurs in the planned events due to Juliet's death?

• A funeral turns into a celebration

• A wedding turns into a funeral

• A festival turns into a wedding

• A wedding turns into a festival