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This event is significant because is shows just how bad the relations between the two families is, for a single comment/ action to invoke a brawl between both families shows just how close the families were to going to war with each other.

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One of the more famous scene from the play, but still quite significant in showing the development of Romeo's and Juliet's relationship. Also shows important character development for both of them.

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Act 3 Scene 3 - Friar's Monologue (w/ Dagger)

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Act 3 Scene 3 - Friar's Monologue (w/ Dagger)

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This takes place after Romeo murders Tybalt and is banished. Romeo goes to the church to hide and weep. Then Juliet's nurse comes to find Romeo and he is in a shameful state. To snap him out of it the Friar pulls a dagger and to get Romeo's full attention, to convince him it is better to be banished than dead, and tells him everything he still has to live for.

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Act 4 Scene 3 - Juliet drinks the "poison"

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Act 4 Scene 3 - Juliet drinks the "poison"

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With Juliet's forced wedding being moved up, the plan to fake her death is also moved up. I found this scene significant because Juliet considers the fact the potion given to her by Friar Lawrence could be poison but is still willing to drink it to avoid marrying Paris and to have the chance to see her true love again.

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Unknown to Romeo that his love is merely in a deep slumber, he buys a poison to bring him a quick death so that he may be with his love forever.