Romeo and Juliet 3.3 Interview with Friar Laurence, Romeo, and the Nurse

The transcript covers a conversation about Romeo's banishment after killing Tybalt. Friar Lawrence advises Romeo to be mature and philosophical, suggesting that he should visit Juliet and then leave the city to avoid capture. The discussion highlights the emotional turmoil of both Romeo and Juliet, and the plan to eventually reunite them and seek pardon from the Prince.

What does Romeo consider worse than death?

• Being imprisoned

• Losing his family

• Losing his wealth

• Banishment from Verona

What does the Friar suggest Romeo needs to cope with his situation?

• More friends

• A better lawyer

• Philosophy and maturity

• A new identity

What is one reason the Friar gives Romeo to be happy?

• He is free to travel

• Juliet is alive

• He has a lot of money

• He has a new job

What does the Friar advise Romeo to do before leaving the city?

• Write a letter to the Prince

• Comfort Juliet

• Say goodbye to his friends

• Visit his parents

How does Romeo feel about leaving the Friar?

• Indifferent

• Angry

• Relieved

• Sad

What does the Friar plan to do after Romeo leaves?

• Announce Romeo's marriage

• Move to another city

• Send a letter to Juliet

• Hide Romeo in the church

What does Romeo need to avoid while leaving the city?

• The Prince's guards

• Juliet's family

• His own family

• The townspeople