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Scene 4 #1

Capulet decides with Paris that Juliet will be married on Thursday to Paris so that Juliet can recover from Tybalt's death. This shows that in that time period marriage wasn't about love and it was more forced than as it is today where weddings are very meaningful and a big part of people's life.

Scene 5 #1
Lady Capulet thinks that Juliet is crying over Tybalt's death. Lady Capulet informs Juliet about marrying Paris on Thursday and Juliet was shocked and refused to marry Paris because she is in love with Romeo, the enemy, and wants to marry him instead.

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The Nurse advises Juliet to go through with the marriage to Paris, as she think he is better suited to her and Romeo is finished anyways. If all else fails, she said that she had the power to kill herself.

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Capulet and Paris decide to let Paris marry Juliet, and it shows how women or children in general had little to no choice of whom they wished to marry at the time.

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Lady Capulet think Juliet is crying over the death of her cousin Tybalt and informs her that she will be married to Paris and the wedding will be on Thursday. Juliet begs to switch the time to a later date and is unhappy with the news.

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The Nurse advises Juliet to marry the County Paris, as she states he is an amazing and beautious man, while Romeo is a dishrag compared to him. Juliet tells her that she will marry him and the Nurse runs away in happiness to tell her parents. However, she does not want to marry Paris and decides to ask Friar Lawrence for help. If he does not know anything to help, she will kill herself.

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Lady Capulet believes that her daughter is crying over her cousin's death. Then, the Lord comes to the conclusion that Paris is to marry Juliet next Thursday, and requests that the Lady tells Juliet. After hearing the news, she claims that she has no experience to love and is not ready for the marriage as she weeps. As the outburst of her parents dissolves, her Nurse advises her that the best thing to do is to follow her parent's wishes and marry Paris. Having no where else to go, Juliet agrees to go to the Friar and confess her love for Paris. In the end, she plans to go to the Friar and think of solutions or remedies.

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Lady Capulet thinks Juliet is crying because of Tybalt's death. Juliet is upset when Lady Capulet tells her that her father is forcing her to marry Paris. She refuses to accept this plan Lord Capulet made her which makes both Juliet and Lord Capulet very angry.

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When Lady Capulet first approaches Juliet, she thinks she is crying because of Tybalt's death. She has no idea about Romeo so she helps Juliet deal with her grief towards Tybalt. As far as marrying Paris, Lady Capulet tells Juliet that with no fight she will go and get married. Later when her father walks in, Juliet is told that if she doesn't marry, she won't be allowed home.

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Lord Capulet made the decision that Juliet will marry Paris. There was no discussion between Capulet and Juliet before this desicion was made, proving that men were in charge during this time. It seems like women just had to follow through with every plan with out any say or opinion.

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Answer to question 1: Capulet decides that Paris is going to marry his daughter, Juliet, on the Thursday of that same week. The viewers/readers already know that Juliet will not like her father’s suggestion or action when she hears of it because Juliet is in love with a Montague, who is Romeo. From before and beyond the 1500’s, it was normal for parents to make an arranged marriage for their child to be married with someone they thought was best for their child; the child themself usually did not get a say in who they got to marry or not marry, which in this case that “child” is Juliet.

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Lord Capulet and Lady Capulet treat the wedding as a big deal and try to make her excited about it but they don't know that Juliet is married to Romeo. This shows the audience just how clueless the Capulets are gives them an insight that things will not go as planned.

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Lady Capulet thinks Juliet is crying over Tybalt's death, while the Lady goes on to blame Romeo. Lady Capulet breaks the news of the marriage to Juliet as a joyous day. Juliet denies the marriage, saying she'd rather marry Romeo, in which the family hates.

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Why does Lady Capulet think Juliet is crying? - Alex D

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Why does Lady Capulet think Juliet is crying? - Alex D

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Lady Capulet believes Juliet is crying over the death of Tybalt. She then updates Juliet that her wedding has been finalized to Thursday, to which Juliet reacts with great displease. At first she heavily disagrees with the marriage, and states that she wants to marry Romeo, but after being threatened to be cast out from her family, she begs that the wedding at least be delayed.

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Capulet and Paris decide that Paris will get married to Juliet on Thursday (in three days) without Juliet consent or approval. This shows how women were treated at that time. They were treated as objects, only made to have children with noble men and take care of the family. Also, it shows how early marriages between noble families were arranged. Juliet is not even 14 yet!

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Lord Capulet and Paris decide that Paris and Juliet are going to get married next Thursday. This shows gender roles in the society because Lord Capulet Paris feel like they have power to make this decision for Juliet.

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What do Capulet and Paris decide? - Alex D

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What do Capulet and Paris decide? - Alex D

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Lord Capulet and Paris decide to force Juliet to marry Paris the following Thursday. This shows how during this time period, it was normal in society for one's parent's to decide their marriage for them (and possibly more so by the father, since there is no intervention by Lady Capulet in the scene).

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Lady Capulet thinks Juliet is still crying over Tybalt's death. Lady Capulet then tells Juliet that their marriage, a "sudden day of joy," will be on Thursday morning at the Saint Peter's Church. Juliet reacts by saying this marriage wont make her happy and that she really wants to marry Romeo.

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Lord Capulet decides that Juliet would be married to Paris soon, without ever addressing the matter with her before arranging it. Juliet didn't have any part in deciding her own marriage, showing how powerless she was treated compared to the people around her.

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They announce that Juliet must get married to Paris and this shows that men had authority to make important decisions for women back then.

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Lady Capulet thinks that Juliet is crying because she is sad that Tybalt is dead. Despite the obvious sorrow Juliet is facing. Her mother tells Juliet that they have arranged Juliet's marriage with Paris on Thursday. Although Juliet is thankful that her parent's are considerate of her marriage. She does not wish to marry him. And instead wants to postpone the wedding.

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Capulet and Paris decide to have Paris marry Juliet on the coming Thursday. There wasn't any discussion with Juliet about this, which shows us that women back then didn't have a say in many things, even something as important as marriage.

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Capulet with the consent of Paris decides to marry off Juliet with Paris on Thursday. It reveals that at the time of the play, women had limited rights. In which they were treated as objects.