Romeo and Juliet 2.5 Performance: Juliet and Nurse, Lines 37-53

The transcript is a dialogue discussing Romeo's attributes, character, and a conversation about marriage. It includes complaints about physical ailments and the nurse's response to these issues.

What is the speaker's opinion about Romeo's physical appearance?

• He is the most courteous man.

• His body is not worth mentioning.

• His face is better than any man's.

• He is not gentle at all.

What does the speaker say about Romeo's courtesy?

• He is the flower of courtesy.

• He is as gentle as a lamb.

• He excels in courtesy.

• He is rude and impolite.

What does the speaker inquire about after discussing dining at home?

• The details of a marriage proposal.

• The weather outside.

• The time of day.

• The state of their health.

What physical ailment does the speaker complain about?

• A sprained ankle.

• A sore throat.

• A headache and back pain.

• A stomach ache.

Who does the speaker ask for information about their love?

• A doctor.

• A nurse.

• A neighbor.

• A friend.