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By: Ainsley, Chris, Anna

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Lady Capulet is like a fox because she sly and deceitful when she says she will ask Juliet in the morning but she is actually just going to make Juliet marry Paris.

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Capulet is a puppeteer because he is controlling Juliet and forcing her to do things even if she does not want to do it.

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"O' Thursday be it, then."(Shakespeare 155) The mood in this quote is very happy and light because Capulet is excited that Juliet will be marrying Paris

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"These times of woe afford no times to woo."(Shakespeare 153) In this quote Paris is saying that these times of sadness have given him no time to pursue Juliet.

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"Tonight she's mewed up to her heaviness."(Shakespeare 153) This idiom is used to show how sad Juliet is about Tybalt's death.

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The author shows how excited Capulet, and Lady Capulet are that Juliet and Paris are going to get married through his use of a light and happy mood.

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Everyone gets their spirits up and Paris says goodnight and leaves

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Capulet tells Paris that he will convince Juliet to marry him, and they will be married on Thursday.

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Lady Capulet says she will know what Juliet's thinking in the morning.

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Paris understands and says goodnight to Lady Capulet and asks that she puts in a good word for him to Juliet

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Juliet won't come out of her room to see Paris because she is sad about Tybalt's death.