Isn't Juliet engaged to Romeo at this point? Is she being duplicitious by giving this answer? Or is she expressing the honor of being married?
What do you think?
I'm still confused about this question could someone please assist me thanks.
When Lady Capulet asks Juliet how she feels about her being married. What is Juliet's answer (line 72 in act 1 scene 3) and what does this reveal about her character.
I know the first part of the question but I don't know the second part which is what does this reveal about her character.
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No she's not being engaged to Romeo at this point she is about to meet her soon to be husband, Paris.
Is she in love with Romeo?
No, she hasn't met him yet.
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Is the answer because she doesn't want to be like her mother and get married at a young age or no. I read the article but still I don't know the answer.