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Juliet's Father wants her to get married and he loves her but if she doesn't  marry Paris he's going to kick her out if she didn't marry him, and at the beginning she didn't  want to  get married but then latter she wants to marry Rommeo

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Capulet wants Juliet to marry him because he wants her to be happy. but she isn't gonna be happy because she doesn't wanna marry him at the time.

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Juliet and her dad don't really talk that much. The only time they talk is when it's about marriage. And it's the same type of relationship with her mom.

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Capulet tends to switch between what he wants to be portrayed as and what he actually does or feels. For example, in Act 4, Scene 2 (Page 223) Capulet states "Don't worry, I will set things in motion. . .I'm not going to bed tonight. Leave me alone." However, when his wife leaves him to himself, he quotes angrily and in shock, "Hey! What? They're all gone?" This is evident that, perhaps, the things Capulet says, isn't quite always in agreement to the after-effects of it. It's almost as though he's unaware of the power his words possess, especially in being Lord.

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I feel as if Capulet is choosing Juliet's feelings. He wants her to be in love with someone that she doesn't have love for. Capulet says "For shame, bring Juliet out here. Her bridegroom is here." He's happy for her

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Capulet thinks he is able to tell Juliet how to feel and she will automatically feel that way because he tells her too. Juliet is only agreeing with her father now because she knows how to get out of the marriage. She knows that she can tell her father that she will love and be happily married with Paris when really shes trying to manipulate her father. Juliet does not love Paris and in order to be with Romeo she has to lie to both Paris and her father.

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Lord Capulet just want Juliet to be happy. He just want her to choose the right choices. When she choose to not marry Paris, he get angry with her instead of respecting her choice.

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Juliet's actions are in many instances contrary to her own words. in the beginning she falls in love with romeo and doesn't want her family to know. she then says that she will do anything so she doesn't have to marry count prince. then she goes and says that she then will marry count prince to her parents(only putting on an act). so far she is convincing her parents that she will marry him with no mistake but in reality she has a plan.

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Lord Capulet tells Juliet how much he cares for her, and how important she is. A father should have a loving and supporting relationship with their child. Lord Capulet will tell her things to make him seem like he's a good father but when it comes down to it, he only cares about how the family looks. Lord Capulet chooses tradition over love, and his actions show it. He wants her to do whats best for the family even if it means her being unhappy. Whenever Juliet makes a choice that reflects badly on the family he is filled with anger, the on the other side when she makes him proud he loves her again like nothing ever happened. Therefore his words contradict his actions. If he really loved her like he says he does, he would support her and help her be happy.

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Juliet is pretty desperate. Her father, Capulet, has just called her an ungrateful strumpet and threatened to kick her out of his house if she doesn't marry Paris. Juliet is running out of options here. Her dad treats her like a princess but once she disobeys his orders she become a enemy

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Point out several	instances	in which	Capulet’s actions	have proved to be contrary	to his words.	

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Point out several	instances	in which	Capulet’s actions	have proved to be contrary	to his words.	

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When Capulet said that if Juliet doesn't marry that he would disown her. Then a few scenes later when she tells him that she is going to marry Paris. He does a 180 & loves her again.