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The reaction from Juliet's parents were kind of expected to me. No matter what happened previously, Juliet was still there daughter and they wanted what was best for her even though Juliet didn't want what was planned for her.

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The reaction was a little bit unexpected, by how fast they accept what happened. When both parents enter, they are shocked and in denial, but they accept the fact that she is dead really quickly. They also do not find it suspicious that he acted out, then suddenly died.

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This is significant because death took away Tybalt and he thinks that death took away Juliet as well.

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Their reaction was similar to what I had expected. In the previous act, her parents disowned her, but she then told them that she realized that she was wrong for defying their wishes. This makes me think that they believed her, so they would be upset about her death.

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I thought that her parents would be more suspicious of her death considering she whent to the Friar the day before to confess her sins.

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Their responses to her "death" reveal that they actually cared deeply about Juliet and did not truly mean the words they said to her when they disowned her.

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No, I would have not expected her parents to be so distraught over her death considering they disowned her in the previous act.

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Yes, I expected somewhat of a reaction like that. At the end of the day she's still their daughter and I would hope that they would care.

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The reaction from Juilets parents was not expected. In the pervious act her parents were different and disowned her

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I didn't expect Juliet's parents to be that sad considering that they were willing to disown her in the previous act.

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Their responses to Juliet's faked death reveals how all of them loved Juliet a lot. Even their parents were heartbroken when they think she's dead even when in the act before this they disowned her.

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I was expecting a different reaction from her parents. I expected a different reaction because before, they were mad at her for not wanting to marry Paris.

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The Capulets and Nurse's response reveals that they cared for Juliet and wanted the best for her. Even though they had acted harshly to her in previous acts, her death brought out their love and showed how much they care for her.

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This is significant because Juliet is his only child, so Lord Capulet no longer has a successor or an heir to take over the throne after he dies, and he will have no legacy for someone to carry on.

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The reaction I expected from Juliet's parents was a lot like I expected. Juliet was still their daughter, and even though they had practically disowned her before, they stilled cared about her.

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I was not expecting a reaction like that. I would have expected a longer denial process, but they were really quick to accept Juliet's death.

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The thing that is ironic about this scene is that the audience knows that Juliet is faking her death. We also know that the friar is in on this plan, so the audience isn't really emotional during this scene. If anything, it might be funny to them seeing the family freak out over nothing.

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We know that Juliet is faking her death, but her parents don't know that. This scene is using the first kind of irony

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I expected Juliet's parents to be angry at her. She not only lied about what she was doing, but she went against her parent's about marrying Paris. Instead, they were accepting and mournful.

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I expected this to happen. Even though Juliets parents were mad and dissapointed at Juliet, Juliet was still their daughter. They would oviously be sad if something bad hapened to her.

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The capulet's and the nurse's response shows that they truly care for Juliet and when the Capulet's disowned her they were acting out of anger.

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The reaction from Juliet's parents was what I expected because even though we know in the last scene they disowned her after she refused to marry Paris, readers have to take in the account that they knew her reaction was a bit out of place and that people can say things out of the feelings they feel at the moment and not how they always feel. Of course, parents don't always mean what they say when they're arguing with their children, but at the end of the day all Juliet's parents wanted for Juliet was for her to be safe, secure, and to have a happy life, showing that they cared for her deeply.

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Because Juliet had died, Lord Capulet lost an heir and a son-in-law since Juliet 'died' before the wedding.

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The reaction from Juliet's parents is what I expected because most parents would be extremely upset about their daughter dying

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Their reaction was unexpected but unsurprising because we have seen from Romeo that these characters change their mood pretty quickly and though they unexpectedly changed from extreme anger to sorrow and grief, it is not surprising how quickly their emotions changed.

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The significance of Lord Capulet's words are that death is what has been taking his family members with it starting with Tybalt and now Juliet and that death is now his family for taking them.

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What Lord Capulet means is that, without a marriage to anyone else, and without any siblings, death is the only thing left from his family line. The Capulet name will die off with him.

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I did expect this reaction from Juliet's parents because even though they said all of those horrible things to their daughter, they still loved her very much and they just wanted what they thought best for her. People say things that they don't mean a lot.

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When he says this, he means that there is no one else that is able to take his place. The only place that his next generation is going to is death. His "son-in-law" is death becuase "everyone" in his family have died

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Friar Lawrence asking if Juliet is ready to go to the church is an ironic part of the scene. He knows what is behind Juliet's "death" but is still going along with the idea of Juliet getting married to Paris.

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Their different responses to Juliet's faked death show us how they cared for Juliet, even if they were upset at her just before. It also shows us how each character shows their emotions. Lady Capulet and the Nurse seem more open to being visibly upset than Capulet does.

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Their reaction was basically what I expected. I believe that since Juliet had just previously apologized for her actions and begged for forgiveness, they would have released all those feelings of anger and disappointment. Therefore, by the time Juliet drank the potion, they would have reverted back to being loving parents.

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I definitely expected Lady Capulet to react in the way she did, but didn't think Lord Capulet would grieve so much over the loss of his daughter considering they had a huge fight not too long ago.

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I expected from Juliet's parents their reaction and to be hurt by the loss of their child. It is a big contrast from the previous act when her parents were disowning her. However, it is still their child so their reaction was expected. 

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I expected from Juliet's parents their reaction and to be hurt by the loss of their child. It is a big contrast from the previous act when her parents were disowning her. However, it is still their child so their reaction was expected. 

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What I find Ironic about the scene is the Friar asking if she is ready to go to church because he knows for sure that she took the potion. He is acting like this to cover his tracks.

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I think that Lord Capulet’s words mean that not only had he lost his daughter, but he has also lost his son in law and his heir. Because his only daughter has died the night before her wedding, he will never have a chance to have a son and law and or grandchildren.

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The responses to Juliet's "death" show just how much they actually cared about Juliet.

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Death took Juliets's life before she could get married(what he thought), which means he would have no heir. Death "took" Juliet's marriage.

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Since Lord Capulet does not have a son and Juliet was his only child, he will have nobody to inherit all of their wealth, as well as nobody to continue on and carry on their family name.

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Their responses show that they cared about Juliet. We can assume that her parents did that either out of anger or to make her change her mind and be happy with it.

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The reaction from the parents is what I expected. Even though they pretty much disowned her in the previous act, they still love her because she is their daughter.

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The Capulet's and the Nurse's response to Juliet's death reveals that they care about Juliet and wanted the best for her, even though they had disowned her. It also reveals that the Capulet's react with lots of emotion because when they were mad at her, they disowned her, and when she "died", they were very upset.

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The responses reveled when Juliet faked her death were the nurse and the Capulets cared for her

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The Capulet's and the nurse's reactions to Juliet's "death" show that they truly care about Juliet and are forgiving, despite disowning her in the previous scene.

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Although, the Capulets and the Nurse were harsh on her before. Juliet's death really reflected how much they cared for her. At the end, the audience receives this bittersweet moment where they come together to mourn her and accept her, but Juliet is obviously "death" and cannot hear how much they truly love her.

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Their reactions were pretty much expexted. Even though Juliet was a little rebellious and the end of the day she was still their daughter.

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Juliet’s parents’ reaction to her death was definitely not what i expected. Because they had been so quick to disown her and tell her all these things making her feel like a disgrace to the family, I figured her “death” would be easy on them when it wasn’t like that. There wasn’t very many emotions shown but the reader could definitely notice little moments in which the parents were upset over their only daughter’s death.

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The significance of these words are that so much death has been happening to him. The loss of his nephew and his daughter in a span of a few days. It is like it is in his heir because it has been happening so much to him. Almost like he is cursed.

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The significance of these words are that so much death has been happening to him. The loss of his nephew and his daughter in a span of a few days. It is like it is in his heir because it has been happening so much to him. Almost like he is cursed.

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This is significant because Lord Capulet no longer has a heir, so no on can carry on his legacy.

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The significance in these words is that Lord Capulet acknowledges that he has no other option for the heir to his throne and that death had stolen an important person in his life, completely contrasting his outrage in the scene before when he had claimed to disown Juliet.

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The reaction from Juliet's parents was expected from a parent that just lost their only child but from the previous act you could see it as odd but it was just the heat of the moment and so was their reaction to finding Juliet dead.

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The reactions to Juliet's "death" from the nurse and Lady Capulet explain to us as readers that they really loved her. They both cared for her deeply, and were both startled and sad by the passing of Juliet. She meant a lot to them, and played a big part in their lives.

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Even though the Capulet's and the Nurse were mad at Juliet for disobeying them, they still forgave her. Her "death" showed how much they really cared about her.

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The reaction was expected from Juliet's parents. Most parents would be upset if their daughter is dead.

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Lord Capulet lost any succesor he had because Juliet died before getting married.

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Juliet's parents and the nurse's reaction to her death shows that they cared about Juliet even if she did something wrong in their eyes.

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The irony of this scene is that the audience watching this knows that Juliet is still alive but her parents don't. While the parents and nurse are emotional over the loss of Juliet, the audience feels nothing because they know she isn't dead.

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The reaction I expected from Juliet parents was what I thought would happen since Juliet was their Only daughter and finding our of her "death" is something that be painful to them as she was the only child they raised and did love her.

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When the Nurse sees that Juliet is "Dead" the Nurses are very upset. Even though they disowned her criticized her a lot they did it for her good I believe and truly cared about her as the characters cry and are shocked and upset of Juliet death.

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The parents reactions were expected to me based off of the fact that Juliet was their only child and they were devastated about her "death".

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These words were significant because he lost his daughter to death and a son-in-law, since she "died" before the wedding.

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The reactions Juliet's parents had towards her death was unexpected  since they were so willingly able to disown her.

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The Capulet's and the Nurse's response to Juliet's faked death reveals how much they loved Juliet, despite being upset with her.

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Their responses reveal that they cared for Juliet.

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The parents reaction is what I had expected considering the previous act they came to fact that their daughter was gone instantly and "lameneted".  I guess it was normal for them at the time the death of children, yet they still cared for her. No matter what at the end of the day she was their daughter

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The responses of the Capulets and the Nurse to Juliet's faked death reveals that they have morals and truly loved Juliet and cared for her no matter what.