Romeo and Juliet 4.1 Word Nerd: cope

The transcript explores the evolution of the word 'cope' from its historical meaning of engaging in a fight to its modern sense of dealing with problems. It also discusses the metaphorical use of 'cope' in Shakespeare's 'Romeo and Juliet', where Juliet must 'cope' with death by taking a potion that simulates death, drawing on the Latin origin of the word as a 'cape'.

What does the term 'cope' mean in the context of Shakespeare's day?

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How does Juliet plan to cope with death according to the Friars' plan?

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What is the significance of the Latin word 'coppa' in relation to Juliet's situation?

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In what way does Juliet have to 'put on the appearance of death'?

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Why is it necessary for Juliet to cope with death in order to be with Romeo?

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