Emotions and Reactions to Juliet's Death

The transcript depicts a dramatic scene where Juliet is urged to wake up for her wedding with Paris, but she is found dead, leading to a profound expression of grief and philosophical reflection on life and death. The family mourns her loss, and musicians discuss the appropriateness of playing music at her funeral.

What is the initial reaction of the character trying to wake Juliet?

• Frustrated and angry

• Calm and composed

• Concerned and urgent

• Indifferent and dismissive

What does the character express when Juliet remains unresponsive?

• Joy and relief

• Urgency and concern

• Indifference and apathy

• Anger and frustration

How does the family react to the discovery of Juliet's apparent death?

• They celebrate

• They remain silent

• They panic and despair

• They ignore it

What emotions do the family express upon Juliet's death?

• Indifference and apathy

• Anger and resentment

• Grief and disbelief

• Joy and happiness

What is the family's reflection on the timing of Juliet's death?

• It was expected

• It was insignificant

• It was a relief

• It was tragically timed

How does the family view the impact of Juliet's loss?

• As a minor inconvenience

• As an opportunity

• As a significant loss

• As a positive change

What advice is given to the family regarding Juliet's death?

• To seek revenge

• To celebrate the occasion

• To ignore the event

• To find solace in belief

What preparations are encouraged for the family after Juliet's death?

• A family vacation

• A celebratory feast

• Funeral preparations

• Wedding preparations

What do the musicians discuss after Juliet's death?

• The upcoming wedding

• The weather

• The somber mood

• The joyful mood