1. He moves it up to Wednesday which could suggest that the Friar’s plan will not workout
5. What does Capulet do to the wedding day? What complication could this foreshadow?

2. Kill herself with a dagger
2. What will Juliet resort to doing if she goes through with the marriage to Paris? How?

3. She’ll actually be poisoned, or awaken early to suffocate, see ghosts, or festering, rotting bodies with bugs and bones.
6. Describe a few of Juliet’s fears of being in the tomb

4. They think it will take Juliet out of her grief and make her happy
1. What reason does Paris give Friar Laurence about the haste of his marriage to Juliet?

5. At least she’s in heaven, remaining pure and free of sin--take comfort in that
7. What is the Friar’s advice to comfort the Capulets and Paris?

6. Because we know that she’s NOT dead and that she’s NOT pure
8. How is the Friar’s advice another example of dramatic irony?

7. She says she repented her disobedience and has agreed to marry Paris
4. When Juliet sees her father again, what does she tell him? Are her actions honest? Explain:

8. Juliet will take a potion that will put her in a deathlike coma for 42 hours. She will be buried in the Capulet tomb where she will awake to find Romeo ready to take her to Mantua
3. What does the Friar suggest and describe in detail what it consists: