Romeo and Juliet Act 2 Scene 3
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- Created on: 05-06-16 14:55
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- Romeo and Juliet Act 2 Scene 4
- The Friar understands Romeo, as he realizes that if Romeo is up so early he must either have some "dis temperature" or he can't have "been in bed tonight"
- The Friar calls Romeo "good son" and "pupil mine"
- The two have a close - "father" and "son" relationship
- The Friar understands Romeo, as he realizes that if Romeo is up so early he must either have some "dis temperature" or he can't have "been in bed tonight"
- Romeo doesn't have much of a relationship with his father
- He is having a relationship with Juliet to get his attention
- The two have a close - "father" and "son" relationship
- Romeo compares falling in love to being "wounded"
- "Where on a sudden one hath wounded me, that's by me wounded"
- Romeo doesn't understand love
- Foreshadows how love and conflict are connected in the play
- The Friar says that Romeo's feelings were over the top for Rosaline
- "For doting, not for loving"
- Romeo's emotions are impulsive and change easily
- Romeo's love is simply lust
- The Friar agrees to marry Romeo to turn the " households' rancour to pure love"
- However the Friar doesn't believe that Romeo does love Juliet
- This goes against his religion's teachings
- This is a reckless decision
- He shares traits with Romeo e.g. being impulsive
- Romeo looks up to the Friar so copies his traits
- He shares traits with Romeo e.g. being impulsive
- This is a reckless decision
- This goes against his religion's teachings
- However the Friar doesn't believe that Romeo does love Juliet
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