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Romeo and Juliet Study Guide

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by William Shakespeare
About 197 pages (59,174 words)
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Act 4, Scene 1 Summary

The Friar and Paris are talking about plans for the wedding. Friar asks Paris if Juliet is in love with him. Paris says that she has been so upset with the death of Tybalt that he has not had a chance to ask her. The reason for the haste is because of a depression she is in. Juliet enters and Paris goes to her and asks her if she has come for confession with the father. Paris tries to make her happier by bringing up their wedding on Thursday and when he sees he cannot, he excuses himself. Paris tells her that he will be looking forward to Thursday and departs.

Juliet and the Friar talk about her situation. The friar tells her that he has a plan. The friar gives her.....

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