Act V, scene iii

What do you think the Capulets will do about the Nurse’s involvement in these events? (193)

Do you believe that the feud is really over? (195)

How do you think Verona will change because of these events? (195)

Act V, scene i

From what you know about Romeo, would you say that his quick decision to kill himself was in character? Why or why not? (174)

Describe the apothecary shop you go to in Verona. What do you buy there? (175)

Act IV scene v

How does your character take the news of Juliet’s death? How did you find out? (169)

Act IV, scene i, ii

Since you know both young men, who, do you think would make a better husband- Romeo or Paris? (150)

Assume your character is involved with the wedding.  How has this date change affected you? (157)

Act III, scene v

if you had overheard Lord Capulet’s remarks to Juliet, would you agree with this position? Why or why not? (143)

Act III, scene i

Which of the four young men- Tybalt, Mercutio, Benvolio, and Romeo- do you admire most? Explain. (107)

Assume that you witnessed these two deaths.  Record your reactions. (111)

How do these deaths, Mercutio’s and Tybalt’s, affect you (emotionally, physically, financially, and socially)? (114)

From your point of view, do you think the Prince’s verdict was fair? Why or why not? (114)

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Friar Lawrence is a wise and generous man. He has a vast knowledge in the power of herbs and is a fine apothecary. He once told me about the how herbs have fine qualities and healing powers – even ones who seem to be the most fatal. He said that too much of anything, even something good, can be dangerous when misused. It is hard to believe that our Mother Earth can produce so many plants that can both aid and destroy us! Friar Lawrence's intelligence is astounding; his exceeds mine, even with the amount of education I have received in my earlier years. Friar Lawrence is the most selfless man I know. Whenever I call upon him, he always seems to have time to listen to my worries and advise me on such matters. He never does anything in haste, and I can only believe that he is truly the best person to visit. I have called on Friar several times throughout my lifetime – he has always managed to lift me out of any conflict I have had. I know that he will never share any of our secrets. He is trustworthy and never have I witnessed an act where he has violated one's trust. Almost every citizen in Verona knows the Friar, and I am sure all of Verona will agree with me as well on Friar's character.