❤️Juliet's father, Lord Capulet, decides for her and arranges her marriage to Paris.
🔮Time becomes a crucial and ticking element for Romeo and Juliet.
😍Paris is eager to marry Juliet and is shown as polite and respectful.
👨💋Juliet's interests are not considered by her father in the decision.
⏰Act 3 Scene 4 sets the stage for increased intensity and urgency in the play.
What decision does Lord Capulet make for Juliet?
—Lord Capulet decides that Juliet will marry Paris.
Why does the impending marriage act as a ticking clock?
—The impending marriage leaves Juliet and Romeo with limited time to untangle their troubles.
How does Paris react to the decision of the marriage?
—Paris expresses his eagerness and wishes for the marriage date to be sooner.
What does this scene reveal about Paris?
—This scene shows that Paris is eager to marry Juliet and is portrayed as polite and respectful.
What is the significance of Act 3 Scene 4 in the play?
—This scene increases the intensity and urgency of the play, setting the stage for the events to come.
00:09Act 3 Scene 4 of Romeo and Juliet begins.
00:13Paris visits Lord Capulet late at night to ask about Juliet's decision to marry him.
00:15Lord Capulet explains that he hasn't spoken with Juliet yet due to the late hour and everyone being tired.
00:18Lord Capulet decides that Juliet will marry Paris and they will wed next Thursday.
00:20Paris expresses his wish for the marriage to happen sooner.
00:23Lord Capulet once again shows his patriarchal nature and favors Paris over Juliet's interests.
00:26The impending marriage acts as a ticking clock, leaving Romeo and Juliet with limited time to solve their troubles.
01:01Act 3 Scene 4 reveals little about Paris, except that he is eager to marry Juliet and respects her.
