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I think that the nurses emotions play a large part in what actions the nurse takes. The reason being is because when she feels an emotion she takes it to the extreme or almost extreme and will let everyone know what she is feeling. And as the audience sees she tries to make her self apparent to other people. So weather that means that she is going to tell a joke at the wrong moment or making the feeling the room very awkward. The emotions of the nurse changed over the period of the play was more in the way of her trying to make the best decisions for Juliet and/or her having a very strong emotion that she has to take matters into her own hands for her outcome to come true. The greatest consequence that came out of this is that she really fought for what she believed was right. Weather that was for herself or more so Juliet. The nurse gave us a lesson that when valued opinion people may or may not benefit but them knowing that you have you best outlook for then can make all the differences like she did for Juliet. She keep a outlook on her and made very difficult decisions and very beneficial decision to help her out so then she can have the best path going forward.

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The nurse took Juliet's initial faked death very hard and will probably take her second death even harder. We may even be able to assume that she blames Juliet's parents for her death. The nurse probably blames Juliet's death on her parents for pushing her to marry so young. Also, it can be said that Nurse will grieve significantly over Juliet's second death and blame Juliet's parents even more.

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The nurse asks for help because no she had just found out that her "child" had just done the unthinkable and the nurse could get over the fact that she is now gone. The whole family was full of grief about what had happened. The nurse was also full of panic about what had happens with her and why she did what she did.

"She’s dead, deceased; she’s dead! Alack the day!"

(4:5:23 )
At this point the nurse is in fallout panic of what had happen to Juliet and doesn't know what to do or how to deal (emotionally) with the heavy amount of feelings she is now dealing with.

"Honest good fellows, ah, put up, put up,  For well you know this is a pitiful case."

(4:5:97-98)
She asks everyone to leave so then they can deal with what had happened and what she needs to do after the loss of Juliet

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"What, dressed and in your clothes and down again? I must needs wake you. Lady! lady! lady! Alas, alas! Help, help! my lady's dead! O well-a-day that ever I was born!
Some aqua vitae, ho! My lord! my lady!"

( Act: 4 | Scene: 5)

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The nurse in acts 3-5 has a roller coaster of emotions stretching from trying to protect Juliet to the heartbreak and grief that she has for Juliet. At the end of Act 3, the nurse goes and decides to side with the Capulet's (Juliet's Parents), to marry Paris. Juliet was very angered by the decision that she made and thought that she was turning against her not taking into consideration that she did this to benefit her and her relationship with her father. Then the nurse comes to find that she had "died" (taking the sleeping potion from Friar). This struck a wave though the house of grief, sadness, and woe. This coming about knowing that she isn't waking up and is "dead"  the day of the wedding.
Now going into scene 5, she is now in much grief that Juliet is gone. To the nurse it's like losing a child because she did so much for Juliet and was a mother/caregiver to her.

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The nurse is fed up with Romeo. She doesn't think that he is going to get anything done when he is laying on the floor moping around. He needs to pull his act together and find a  way to cope and try to get back with Juliet and not have so much self-pity for himself and what he has done in the past and figure out how he should fix it and move on.
Friar Lawrence is there with n Romeo and has the same feeling as the nurse and thinks that Romeo should man up and get the job done. So then after Romeo realizes how selfish (and the nurse told him to get up) he's been he agrees to continue fighting for Juliet and figure out what his next move was going to be

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The nurse decided to take it in to her own hand to try to make Romeo man up and stop weeping and moping around after what happened when he killed Tybalt. So with the help of Friar Lawrence they decided to tell Romeo off and tell him to man up and be strong for Juliet and stop acting like a baby about it. And telling him that he is being immature about how he was handling it. So she stood him up and told him to grow up and stop crying about it.

"O, she says nothing, sir, but weeps; and falls on her bed and then starts up, And Tybalt calls; and then on Romeo cries and falls down again."

(Scene: 3| Line 99)
Here the nurses tells Romeo Juliet's situation and how she feels after his banishment hoping that he gets some sense in hmsef and stop only thing about he feels and being selfish.

"Stand up, Stand up! Stand and you be a man. For Juliet's sake for her same rise and stand."

( Scene: 3| Line: 88)
At this point the nurse has had enough of Romeo's attitude and him crying every time he thinks about the thought that he is banished. So she tells him to stop up and get over it and to pull his act together and that he is Romeo and that he shouldn't be acting that way.

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" Ah sir, ah sir! Well, death's the end of all."
Act 3: Scene 1: Line 92

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In Act 3 Scene, the nurse seems to be very aggravated of what is going on with the other people around her. The reason for his is because Romeo is acting very childish and isn't doing anything about trying to get to see Juliet again after he had been banished. All hes been doing is crying and moping around about how sad he is that he isn't going to see his love anymore. And its not just the nurse that thinks this way Friar Lawrence feels the same way that he shouldn't be acting so immature.

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The Nurse's effect on other characters was very major or important to how the events the happen in the story. Also along with seeing how to effects other characters then you can really see how other characters think about her.
-Lady Capulet is not very fond of the nurse with all the things she been saying to Juliet, and how she has an outlook for her and what she wants to grow up. Lady Capulet doesn't want Juliet to believe in the non-sense that the Nurse keeps telling her.
On the other hand, Juliet is very trusting in the nurse and what she says because she view that's the nurse know more whats right for her than what her own mother thinks is right for her. Juliet will obey her mother and do what she say but unless the nurse agree Juliet will follow through with what her mother thinks is  right for her.

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In scene 1, the nurse wants Juliet to see paris because he seems perfect and will be good for her. And tries to give her any advice she can to Juliet to try to help he get Paris. She says very akward jokes throughout and she thinks it funny but could be very inappropriate to people who might just be watching the conversation.

"No Less? Nay, Bigger: Women Grow by Men.”

(1: 3: 96-107)
This is telling that when women get pregnant (from men) they get bigger. Not many people think it’s funny but to her it is.

"A man young lady! lady, such a man As all the World. Why he’s a man of wax.”

(1:3:77-78)

"Nay, he’s a flower, in faith-a very flower.”

(1:3:79)

Here she talks about how she wants the best man for Juliet. She wants him to be perfect and to treat her right and is getting very excited about it.

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The nurse one primary emotion was love. She wants to get to know someone for her own and have the love that she desires. She can tell Juliet about it all but she knows that she won't have a love. So she is starting to give all of her "love advice" to Juliet. Even thought she doesn’t she will still dream about a love that she wants to have one day.

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"Go, Girl, Seek happy nights to happy day."

(1:3:107)

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The Nurse is a character that shows up in Act 1 Scene 3. Her main role in the play is to be Juliet's caretaker. She is viewed as a mother figure to Juliet more than her own mother (Lady Capulet). The nurse isn't given much of a description of what she looks like but she doesn't tell s about her teeth. She has 14 teeth and also by the way she is described she is part of the lower class. At this point we are not given a blood relationship between anyone in the play. She has a relationship with Juliet and Lady Capulet. The nurse hears about Juliet wanting to go to a party and tells her everything about what could happen at that party and allows Juliet to go to the party and full support her decision.