How Shakespeare explore family relationships (Act 1 Scene 3 lines 80-100)
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- How Shakespeare explore family relationships (Act 1 Scene 3 lines 80-100)
- Lady Capulet and Juliet
- formal and not close
- Juliet - polite and obedient to mother
- Follow mother's want for Juliet to marry Paris the way Lady Capulet did w/out love
- "But no more deep will I endart mine eye / Then your consent gives strenght to fly" Juliet
- "eye" - appearance
- Following her mother's view of love
- "eye" - appearance
- "But no more deep will I endart mine eye / Then your consent gives strenght to fly" Juliet
- Changes when she wants to marry Romeo
- True love of Juliet and Romeo for potential family vs. Juliet's love for her existing Capulet family
- Irony
- Follow mother's want for Juliet to marry Paris the way Lady Capulet did w/out love
- Lady Capulet seems to have low value of Juliet's feelings
- Lady Capulet has long speech about Paris but encourage Juliet to make a short speech about her whole feelings about this topi
- "Speak briefly"
- Conscience of time
- Pressure of Juliet marrying Paris begins the imagery of time
- Builds up during the play
- Leads to Romeo arriving too early to the tomb and kills himself before Juliet awakens
- Pressure of Juliet marrying Paris begins the imagery of time
- Conscience of time
- "Speak briefly"
- Lady Capulet has long speech about Paris but encourage Juliet to make a short speech about her whole feelings about this topi
- Nurse and Juliet
- Nurse - makes very crude humour
- Although not biological family - close to Capulets
- close to Juliet
- more of a motherly figure to Juliet
- Raised her up
- more of a motherly figure to Juliet
- close to Juliet
- "Women grow by men"
- Power - women is not worthy without men
- Pregnancy - family
- Although not biological family - close to Capulets
- Nurse - makes very crude humour
- Future family relationship of Juliet with Paris
- Lady Capulet's way of persuading Juliet to marry Paris by giving her ideas of the benefits she will have
- Wealth
- Appearance
- "Read o'er the volume of young Paris' face"
- Book imagery
- maybe how Lady Capulet and Lord Capulet's relationship is
- "Read o'er the volume of young Paris' face"
- Lady Capulet's way of persuading Juliet to marry Paris by giving her ideas of the benefits she will have
- Lady Capulet and Juliet
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