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Romeo and Juliet

Study Guide for Act lll

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What is Romeo's response to Tybalt's goading?
Why does Mercutio become involved in the altercation? What irony is present in his fate?
What dramatic function does Mercutio's death serve?
Is Romeo realistic in his hope that his relationship with Juliet will put an end to the enmity between the two families?
As Benvolio leads him away, Romeo cries out, "O, I am fortune's fool." To what extent is Romeo a pawn of fate? To what extent is he responsible for the events that are so swiftly unfolding?
Juliet has mixed emotions concerning Tybalt's death and Romeo's part in it, but what bothers her most?
When the Friar protests that banishment is a merciful sentence, what is Romeo's response?
Romeo wonders in "what vile part of this anatomy / Doth my name lodge?" What thematic concept does the play continue to explore with this question?
When the Nurse arrives bearing news of Juliet's grief, what does Romeo attempt? How is the gesture characteristic of him?
How does Act 3 Scene 3 define masculinity?
What is occurring, ironically, while the unsuspecting Capulets plan Juliet's marriage to Paris?
What does Scene 4 reveal about Lord Capulet's personality?
How does Shakesphe continue his light / dark motif in Scene 5? What happens as the day becomes lighter?
What is prophetic about Romeo's image as he descends the ladder from Juliet's balcony?
What is ironic in Juliet's response to her mother when she informs her of her father's plans for her marriage to Paris?
Juliet says "Well, thou hast comforted me marvelous much." To whom is she speaking, and what does the tone of this passage reveal about her words?
What is the Friar's solution and plan?
Why is the Friar willing to become involved in solving Romeo and Juiet's marriage problems?
When Juliet tells Paris, "That may be, [happily met] sir, when I may be a wife," how would Paris and the audience have interpreted her meaning differently?
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