The Nurse is supposed to be gone only a half an hour, but how long is she actually gone for? | 3 hours |
How is the Nurse behaving that is frustrating to Juliet? | Old, tired, out of breath, headache, backaches, etc. (Old people problems) |
What does Friar Laurence mean when he says, “therefor love moderately; long love doth so”? | Love each other in moderation, which is the key to a long lasting love. |
What warning does Friar Laurence give to Romeo? | Violent delights have violent endings. (foreshadowing) |
“Love’s herald should be thoughts” | love’s messengers should be fast like thoughts |
What is Juliet complaining about? | How slow the nurse is |
shrift | confession |
ladder for? | consimation of wedding |
What does Juliet compare old folks to? | Dead people |
What does Juliet want the Nurse to do | Tell her the news with a good face either way |
imagery | using words that appeal to the five senses |
What does the Nurse complain about? | how Juliet made her walk so far, and that her bones ache |
Does the Nurse think Romeo is a good man | yes |
What does the Nurse tell Juliet to do? | Go to Friar Lawrence’s cell where Romeo is waiting |
what does Romeo say about the marrage | he would give one minute with Juliet to have a life time of punishment. |
elope | to marry in secret |
what is the love like | fast and intense |
confounds | confused |
pronoun | in place of a noun |
personal pronoun | basic pronoun, me, my, theirs, you, yours, ects |
demonstrative pronoun | points out a specific noun, this that these those |
relative pronoun | connects clauses, who which that whom whose |
interrogative pronouns | begins a question, what which who whom whose – only |
indefinite pronouns | refer to nouns without specifying which ones. another, little, nothing, much, neither, all, each, anybody |
Romeo and Juliet Act 2 scenes 5 & 6
August 10, 2019