Friar Lawrence agrees to the marriage of Romeo&Juliet
Kuvakäsikirjoitus Teksti
- Friar Lawrence's monologue
- Mother nature is so beautiful with all that it provides so much. We are her children.However, it can be good or evil, much like humans. Like two opposed kings, where evil lives on but so does the good.
- Friar Lawrence discovers that Romeo wasn't home last night because he was with a girl.
- My night was better than coming home.
- Good morrow, father.
- Good moning, why werem't you home last night?
- God forgive your sin! Were you with Rosaline?
- Romeo reveals it was Juliet he was with, and that he wants the Friar to marry them.
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- Oh absolutely not! I have forgotten her name and the sadness it brought me. I was with Juliet, the daughter of a Capulet. I want you to marry us today.
- I am glad for that, but oh my gosh! have you gotten over Rosaline so quickly. You love too easily, I fear your feelings for Juliet may be false.
- Romeo thought that the Friar would be happy he has found another, not disappointed.
- You told me to stop loving Rosaline. You told me to bury my love.
- For adoring and fawning over her.I never meant to find another
- The Friar is concerned because he thinks that Romeo isn't truly in love with Juliet.
- Please don't scold me. Juleit really loves me.
- That's because Rosaline knew that you love too quickly and that your feelings were false. However, this may help to end the feud between Montagues and Capulets, so I will marry you.
- Friar Lawrence agrees to marry them because he says it may help to end the feud.
- Let us go, I am eager to become married
- Go slowly, be wise in your descions. Those who go too fast aren't sucessful.
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