Understanding Romeo & Juliet: Juliet Must Marry Paris

The transcript explores the societal expectations of Shakespeare's time, focusing on the audience's understanding of aristocratic marriages. It highlights Capulet's tyrannical nature and Juliet's defiance against her father's wishes. The Nurse advises Juliet to marry Paris, leading to Juliet's internal conflict and her ultimate resolution to seek her own path.

What internal conflict does Juliet face regarding her love for Romeo and her family's expectations?

What does Juliet's statement about her faith and husband suggest about her views on love and loyalty?

How does the nurse's advice to Juliet reflect the societal norms of the time?