Table of Contents
- 1 What event are the Capulets now preparing for instead of the wedding?
- 2 What are the Capulets preparing for at their house?
- 3 What are the Capulets preparing for at the beginning of this scene?
- 4 What will happen now to all the preparations that were made for the wedding?
- 5 What is happening in this brief scene?
- 6 How does Juliet respond to Paris?
- 7 What are the Capulets preparing for at the beginning of this scene How is this different from Juliet’s previous soliloquy?
- 8 What does Capulet say will happen now to all the wedding preparations?
What event are the Capulets now preparing for instead of the wedding?
For which event are the Capulets now preparing? They are preparing for Juliet’s funeral.
What are the Capulets preparing for at their house?
Early the next morning, the Capulet house is aflutter with preparations for the wedding. Capulet sends the Nurse to go wake Juliet. The friar reminds them all that Juliet has gone to a better place, and urges them to make ready for her funeral. Sorrowfully, they comply, and exit.
What are the Capulets preparing for in Act 4?
Summary: Act 4, scene 2 Juliet returns home, where she finds Capulet and Lady Capulet preparing for the wedding. Capulet is so pleased that he insists on moving the marriage up a day, to Wednesday—tomorrow. Juliet heads to her chambers to, ostensibly, prepare for her wedding.
What are the Capulets preparing for at the beginning of this scene?
Romeo will go to Juliet and wait until she wakes up and they will run away to Mantua. What activities occur in the Capulet household at the beginning of scene II? They’re doing things to prepare for the wedding such as finding a cook. Describe Capulet’s character at the end of scene II.
What will happen now to all the preparations that were made for the wedding?
According to Lord Capulet, what will happen now to all the preparations that were made for the wedding? The preparations will be used for the funeral.
What is the festival to which Capulet is referring?
In Capulet’s closing words, you see him turn ‘festival’ to ‘funeral’.
What is happening in this brief scene?
What is happening in this brief scene? The Capulets and Nurse are staying up all night in preparation for the Wedding. Capulet believes Paris arrived due to the music playing that Paris said he’d bring. Capulet sends the Nurse to awaken Juliet while he goes to greet Paris.
How does Juliet respond to Paris?
How does Juliet respond to Paris’ complements in this act? Evasively. She is trying to be polite but does not want to admit that she will marry Paris, since she has no intention of doing so. Juliet will essentially be dead, but after 24 hours she will wake up out of a “pleasant sleep.”
How do the Capulets know that Paris is approaching?
The Capulets know that Paris is coming because they can hear the music of his musicians. Lord Capulet believes that Juliet is dead because he feels that her body is cold to the touch and her joints are stiff.
What are the Capulets preparing for at the beginning of this scene How is this different from Juliet’s previous soliloquy?
What are the Capulets preparing for at the beginning of this scene? How does this contrast with Juliet’s previous soliloquy? The wedding. This is different from her previous soliloquy because now it foreshadows death.
What does Capulet say will happen now to all the wedding preparations?
How will the preparations for the wedding feast be changed by Juliet’s death?
The Capulets were ready to have a wedding feast. How will the preparations for the feast be changed by Juliet’s death? that Juliet came and found him dead and revived him by kissing him. Juliet finds him dead.