act 4

Question 1

Scene 1: Theme- Isolation
Juliet: “_____ hope, past _____, past_____”

Answer 1

“past hope, past cure, past help”
Analysis;
- List of 3 and Repetion-> Juilet had given up on hope and is now desperate and everyone has abandoned her even her nurse

Question 2

Scene 5: Theme- Love/Conflict
Juliet: “O bid me ____, rather than _____ Paris, From off the ___________ of any _____”

Answer 2

“O bid me leap, rather than marry Paris, From off the battlement of any tower”
Anaylsis:
- frustration/ anger-> face dangerous nightmare situations than marry Paris

Question 3

Scene 1: Theme- Religion
Friar Lawrence’s Plan: “Thou shalt ________ two and _______ hours and then _____ from a pleasant ____”

Answer 3

“Thou shalt continue two and forty hours and then awake from a pleasant sleep”
Anaylsis:
- FL will gibe Juliet a potion which will put her in a dead- like sleep for 42 hours, meanwhile he will write a letter to Romeo for him to come get her and take her away

Question 4

Scene 2: Theme: Family Love and Honour
Lord Capulet: “my _____ his ________ light”

Answer 4

“my heart his wondrous light”
Analysis:
-Metaphor-> pleased Juliet is submissive

Question 5

Scene 3: Theme- Love
Juliet: “What if this __________ do not work at all? Shall I be ________ then by _________ morning?”

Answer 5

“What if this mixture do not work at all? Shall I be married then by tommorow morning?”
Analysis:
-Questioning-> anxious, concerned if it will actually work
-first time we see someone doubt FL

Question 6

Scene 4: Theme- Supernatural
Juliet: “_______ I see my cousin’s _____”

Answer 6

“methinks I see my cousin’s ghost”
Analysis:
-imagining Tybalt haunting her,

Question 7

Scene 5: Theme- Death
Nurse: “She’s _____, _______‘d, she’s dead, ____ the day!”

Answer 7

“She’s dead, deceas’d, she’s dead, alack the day!”
Analysis:
When the Nurse finds Julekt dead
Exclamitive: shocked

Question 8

Scene 5: Theme- Death
Lady Capulet: “_____ the day, she’s _____, she’s ______, she’s _____!”

Answer 8

“Alack the day, she’s dead, she’s *dead, she’s *dead!”
Anaylsis:
-expizeuxis -> extremely repetition “she’s dead” (mimicks the nurse because she is of a more of a mother figure than Lady C)

Question 9

Scene 5: Theme- Death
Lord Capulet: “____ lies on her like an _______ frost upon the _______ flower of all the _____”

Answer 9

“death lies on her like an untimely frost upon the sweetest flower of all the fields”
Anaylsis:
-rathet Performative for a reaction to death -> strangers
-Simile-> died to the earth
- “flower” indicates natural, youth innocence again as she can’t ve disobedient anymore

Question 10

Scene 5: Theme- Death
Paris- “ ______‘d, divorced, _______, spited, ___!**

Answer 10

” Beguil’d, divorced, wronged spited, slain!
Analysis:
-Asyndethic listing-> selfish only cares about himself, betrayed by her death
- Very distressed in comparison Lady C and the Nurse