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I expect them to forget all the harsh words they hurled at each other and mourn their daughters death. Juliet is not only their one daughter but their only child. Knowing someone that you love lost their life to depression takes a toll on a human.

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His only child and heir to the capulet name as well as his nephew were killed and now his family is accustomed to death.

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The reaction Juliet's parents had towards Juliet's death was what I was expecting. Disagreements and arguments can happen often in families, no matter how big or bad they are. Juliet was their only child, of course her parents truly loved her. The death of a family member, and a child at that, has a big impact on people. It is truly a tragic thing.

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The irony of this scene occurs when Juliet's parents and the nurse start crying and mourning her death. However, the audience, Friar Lawrence and Juliet are aware that she is not actually dead. The reader also knows the plan in which Romeo is supposed to retrieve Juliet from the tomb and run away with her.

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I expected them to regret what they said in the previous act. They said some harsh stuff and now their daughter is dead. They did what I expected and felt sad about her death and didn´ t keep their anger they had before.

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I had thought Lady Capulet would be more angry at her since she was all the leverage she had with Capulet. And I thought Capulet would also be mad since she was all of the Capulet name and now she is dead.

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Capulet's only child, nephew and soon to be son-in-law are all dead, which means that there is no one else to carry on the Capulet name. Therefore, the Capulet family will parish.

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The reaction they had was what I expected, because of how Juliet was there only child, and this scene showed that they really cared about Juliet, after she apologized, and agreed to marry Paris, because of this Juliets parents reowned her.

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with capulets child, and nephew being dead he has no hier to the capulet throne and now has been brought to his knees.

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Considering the previous act, I still think that how they reacted was how I expected them to react. I think this because even though they practically disowned Juliet, she came back from seeing the Friar and from their understanding became their good obedient daughter again. Even if they were mad they still loved her.

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Their reactions were not what I expected because they had only just said they wanted nothing to do with Juliet and now they are weeping over her death.

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The family's reaction shows they really cared for their daughter. Even though the Nurse was the only one exceedingly close to Juliet. In act 3, the parents say that she is now dead to them, and that they no longer care for her at all. But after seeing her dead, they react with a lot of emotion for someone they had previously "cut off."

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I did expect this, usually when parents fight with their kids they still love them, they just overreact with things and don't ask whats going on with the child.

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The reaction from Juliet's parents is what I expected but not exactly what I was thinking because they just disowned her and now they're saying how she was their only child.

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Their reaction was sadness which makes sense because she was Lady Capulet's only child. Even though the nurse didn't approve of her actions, the nurse still loved Juliet as if she was her own daughter.

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Because Juliet was killed before she could be married, (according to Lord Capulet's point of view) Lord Capulet says that Juliet's 'husband' is death. He says this because when women get married they are part of their husband's family, and so when Juliet becomes one of death's victims, he compares it to her being married to death (which would make death his son-in-law). This is significant because it shows how remorseful Lord Capulet is over Juliet's death but also just how much the marriage mattered to him (he still mentions it after his daughter has died).

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Death is an old friend of his because of its constant visit to come take away his family members.

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Dramatic irony is utilized in this scene. The reader, Juliet, and the Friar know that Juliet is not really dead, but everyone else believes she is.

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I didnt expect them to be sad but i didnt think they would be happy. I thought her parents would have a moment of grief and then move on shortly after.

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The significance of these words are that death has taken any chance of an heir he had. And that now death is all is left after it took everything he wanted (an heir) away from him.

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The reaction that the parents had was what I expected, because I would like to hope that every parent would be upset if one of their children passed away. Although we had seen in previous scenes that the parents basically disowned Juliet, I still like to think that deep down, they still loved Juliet(Also considering she was the only child).

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Yes, the reaction from Juliet's parents was exactly what I expected even considering what they had done in the previous act. Regardless of her action towards them and their proposal in the last act, she's still their only daughter and of course they would be mournful that she was dead.

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The reaction of Juliet''s death was what I expected because after all they are her parents, and they love her as their only child. The words that they told her earlier were meaningless and they did not actually feel that way.

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The irony of this scene is that only Friar Lawerence, Juliet and the audience know that Juliet isn't actually dead. It is just a part of the plan. Which makes this something that we are aware of, but most characters are not. So, this uses the first definition of irony.

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I think The nurse and lady Capulets response tell us that they actually did love her and they are heartbroken and surprised by her being dead. But her father's reaction was sad but also he quickly arranged for all of her wedding plans to be for her funeral.

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The reaction of Juliet's parents was what I expected from them because Juliet is their only daughter so even though they said that they would disown her the day before they most likely forgot about it.

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I was not expecting it at first, but after Juliet said she confessed her sins, it seemed that her parents forgave her. When they were told that she died they were heart broken not only because it was their only child, but because it was so unexpected.

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This scene uses the first definition of irony. The irony in this scene is that while all the other characters in the room cry and weep about Juliet's death, Friar Lawrence, Juliet, and the audience know that she is not really dead. The audience and Friar Lawrence know that this part of a larger plan to get Romeo and Juliet together, so there is no reason to get upset over Juliet's "death."

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The irony in these scenes is the plan, only Juliet, Friar Lawrence, and the reader knows that Juliet isn't actually dead.

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It shows that they either cared about her the entire time and they were bluffing about her disowning or they are only sad about her death now that she is gone.

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The irony in this scene is the fact that everyone thinks Juliet is dead, but the reader and Friar Lawrence know that she is actually not, and has a lot more planned for what she will do next.

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Their reaction to Juliet's death reveals that they really cared for her.

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It showed that they cared about Juliet and truly wanted the best for her.

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The reaction they gave had revealed that both the capulets and the nurse really cared about Juliet, another factor that is important is that she was Lady Capulets only child.

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i was not expecting juliets parents to be so sorrowful to their daughters death because two scenes ago they where disowning her.

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The irony of this scene is that the reader knows that Juliet isn't dead; however, the only person besides Juliet who knows that she isn't dead is the Friar. It's also ironic that Capulet said Juliet could go die in the streets for all he cared, but then grieves over her when she does "die".

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The Capulets and the Nurse's reactions to Juliet's faked death reveal that even though they were ready to disown her when she rejected the idea of marrying Paris, they still cared for her somewhat since she is their only child.

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I expected them to react the way they did. Juliet is their only daughter and they must feel a sense of regret to what they said to her before she died. They were her parents and they only wanted what they thought was best for her, so of course they're going to feel sorrow towards her death.

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Lord Capulet is saying that Death has taken Juliet and replaced her. This is why he says that Death is his heir.

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Some ironies in this act are that only the Friar knows that Juliet is only faking it and that she is still living. Since he knows she's only faking he says things like this is gods plan and we don't know how his reaction would have been if he didn't know the truth. The other main irony is that her parents and nurse were making her choose a huge decision

and were going to disown her if she didn't choose what they had planned.

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Lord Capulet's daughter is dead, she is no longer here in the living with him, she is dead, or death personified. Death is also his son-in-law because Paris and Juliet hadn't wedded yet, so the joy of joining families also died. Paris was sort of a friend to him, and Juliet's death means he will most likely never see Paris again or very rarely in the future.

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The significance of these words is that Tybalt has just died, and now his only daughter, Juliet, has died. He is saying that its terrible that his son in law and his daughter have just died so close together.

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I had expected them to react in a way that was mournful, and they'd regret acting the way they did, because they had lost their daughter.

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The Irony of this scene is that the audience knows Juliet isnt dead, and also knows what will happen once she wakes up in the vault.

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Lord Capulet lost heir because death had taken him away, so there wouldn't be an heir.

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I knew that Juliet's parents would have the reaction they did because they said words they did not mean but they still did love her.

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The irony in this scene is that the audience knows that Juliet isn't dead but Juliet's family thinks she is.

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What Lord Capulet says is significant because since a number of his family members have just died, Tybalt and Juliet, there would be no heir to the Capulet throne.

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The Capulet's and the Nurse's reaction show that they really cared for Juliet. Even though the Capulets were ready to disown Juliet and send her off to the streets, they screamed in fear when finding Juliet "dead".

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Juliet is dead, which means death is Lord Capulet's heir. He claims death is his son-in-law because he won't be able to have an heir, which means the Capulet bloodline will go extinct.

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Their reactions told us that her parents were just bluffing about the disowning part and that they didn't care about Juliet.

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Both the nurse and Lady Capulet were audibly upset about Juliet's death, and cared about her more than anything else. This shows that they both cared greatly about Juliet. However, Lord Capulet's reaction was different from this because even when he took time to acknowledge his daughter's death, he still ends up referencing her marriage and already begins to plan her funeral, which makes the reader think he is almost trying to 'clean up the mess'. This could show that Lord Capulet was still upset over Juliet's behavior the day before and he doesn't feel that same type of emotion towards Juliet.

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The signifance of these words are that the choice of the phrase son-in-law connotes that Juliet is married to death instead of another person.

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When Lord Capulet says this it seems that these two deaths really hurt him and that it has really opened his eyes to see that people's life are short.

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The Capulet's and the Nurse's response to Juliet's faked death reveals that they really did care about Juliet. It shows how even if the Capulets and the Nurse yelled at her in anger and "disowned"(this could have been a bluff) her, they still loved her and she still meant a lot to them. They just wanted to give her a good life with a loving husband, but now they can never give her that.

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The irony in here is that the reader knows about how Juliet's death is not actually death. I also feel as if the opposite would be that Romeo would be heartbroken and would want to run away with her.

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I expected Juliet's parents to act heartroken and Juliet's parents have guilt for the way they acted because they lost their daughter.

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Juliet's parents's reaction was how most parents would act if they had just lost their child, especially if its their only child. They were devastated and were

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Historically, sons, or son-in-laws are the heirs. Because Juliet died before getting married, he is saying she is married to death, and death is his heir. This is significant because there is now no heir to the Capulets.

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The significance of Lord Capulet's words are that by him saying "'Death is my heir'", he's indicating that since Tybalt and Juliet have passed on, he will have no heirs to pass on the Capulet name.

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Juliet's parents' and the Nurse's responses to her death are sorrow and the way they express it comes to show that they truly cared for Juliet in spite the fact that her father said some awful words to her.

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Given Tybalt and Juliet's death, Lord Capulet now has no heir to the Capulets.

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The irony in this scene is the reader's knowing that she isn't actually dead but everyone thinks she is besides Friar.

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He is saying that with Juliet dead their is no heir to the Capulet name because its supposed to be the son or son in law but she didn't get married.