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Describe Romeo’s feelings for Rosaline at the beginning of the day.

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Romeo at the beginning of the story is being a Petrarchan lover. His feelings for Rosaline are deep but he knows that he probably won’t get with her.

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How is the theme of violence introduced in Act 1?

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It is introduced with the street fight.

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What sources of light do the lovers use to describe each other?

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They use torches, stars and other sources of light.

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Who first introduces the theme of marriage in Act II?

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Romeo and Juliet introduce the theme of marriage when they ask the Friar to marry them.

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What is Lady Capulet’s tone when she speaks to Juliet of Paris’s proposal?

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Her tone is rude.

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How does Capulet react when Juliet says she does not wish to marry Paris?

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Capulet’s reaction is angry and he is rude to Juliet. He threatens her with living on the street if she does not marry Paris.

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What major theme does Juliet’s quote “what must be shall be relate to?

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It relates to fate and free will.

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When Juliet imagines she is in the tomb, she uses images connected to which theme?

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She uses images connected to love.

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Why is Verona a suitable setting for the play?

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it is a suitable setting because it is upper class and also it is romantic. Also, it is a place of murder so making it appropriate for the story where a lot of murders happen.

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How does the Prince describe the feuding in Act V scene 3?

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He describes it in negative terms because he says that it is unnecessary and is spoiling the love that the lovers have for each other.

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