Prompt A:
When Juliet hears the new of Tybalt's death she is struck with grief. Her mother comes up and talks with her empathizing with her. Soon the subject changes and her mother becomes enraged at the killer of Tybalt, Romeo and Juliet must agree with her mother in order to keep her secret. The mother then changes to better news of a planned marriage for Juliet on Thursday. Juliet is struck, and exclaims that she will not marry Paris, but Romeo. Her mother is shocked and tells Juliet that this problem will be dealt with by your father. Capulet is extremely mad at Juliet and threatens to kick Juliet out if she disobeys him. Juliet is sad, and she talks with the Nurse for comfort.
Prompt B:
The theme is that in order for an issue to be resolved, everything must be exposed to let the problem fix itself.
Prompt F:
The relationship between Caplet and Juliet is disturbed by the news of her want to marry Romeo. Capulet finds that Juliet is not respecting her parents, and she must be proud to have got the chance to have a good husband. He is enraged by her betrayal and threatens to kick her out of the house. The relationship between the two quickly changes from normal to bitter, and Juliet is depressed at the outcome of the news. "I tell thee what: get thee to church o'Thursday, Or never after look me in the face. Speak not; do not answer me"(167).
When Juliet hears the new of Tybalt's death she is struck with grief. Her mother comes up and talks with her empathizing with her. Soon the subject changes and her mother becomes enraged at the killer of Tybalt, Romeo and Juliet must agree with her mother in order to keep her secret. The mother then changes to better news of a planned marriage for Juliet on Thursday. Juliet is struck, and exclaims that she will not marry Paris, but Romeo. Her mother is shocked and tells Juliet that this problem will be dealt with by your father. Capulet is extremely mad at Juliet and threatens to kick Juliet out if she disobeys him. Juliet is sad, and she talks with the Nurse for comfort.
Prompt B:
The theme is that in order for an issue to be resolved, everything must be exposed to let the problem fix itself.
Prompt F:
The relationship between Caplet and Juliet is disturbed by the news of her want to marry Romeo. Capulet finds that Juliet is not respecting her parents, and she must be proud to have got the chance to have a good husband. He is enraged by her betrayal and threatens to kick her out of the house. The relationship between the two quickly changes from normal to bitter, and Juliet is depressed at the outcome of the news. "I tell thee what: get thee to church o'Thursday, Or never after look me in the face. Speak not; do not answer me"(167).
Krishna, I like your summary. It tells the reader basically everything that happened. But when you said "...this problem will be dealt with by your father" don't you mean "this problem will be dealt with by her father"? Other than that, you wrote good notes!
ReplyDeleteI really think your summary accurately depicts what happened in the scene Krishna! I have something for you to think about though, if Juliet did get kicked out where do you think she would have gone to?
ReplyDeleteI really liked how you incorperated the angered relationship between Juliet and her father. It really shows well what the state of their relationship is when you say the quote, "I tell thee what: get thee to church o'Thursday, Or never after look me in the face. Speak not; do not answer me". Good Job!
ReplyDeleteReferring to your question, how exactly do you think things will fix themselves when all the facts are exposed?
ReplyDeleteI liked how your theme said that the problem would fix itself after all facts were exposed, since that was how the Montagues and Capulets finally buried the hatchet. However, do you believe that their newfound peace was worth the price of Romeo and Juliet's death?
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