:ring:Romeo and Friar Lawrence make the final marital arrangements.
:warning:Friar Lawrence warns Romeo to love moderately.
:heart_eyes:Romeo is intensely happy and decides to marry Juliet.
:couple:Their identities grow so merged that neither can envision life without the other.
:question:What happens to the individual in such a formula? Does a loss of self accompany the union with another?
What happens in act 2 scene 6 of Romeo and Juliet?
—In act 2 scene 6, Romeo and Friar Lawrence make the final marital arrangements.
What does Friar Lawrence warn Romeo about?
—Friar Lawrence warns Romeo to love moderately.
Why does Romeo decide to marry Juliet?
—Romeo is intensely happy and decides to marry Juliet.
How do Romeo and Juliet's identities change after their marriage?
—Their identities grow so merged that neither can envision life without the other.
What is the question raised by this scene?
—What happens to the individual in such a formula? Does a loss of self accompany the union with another?
00:09In act 2 scene 6 of Romeo and Juliet, Romeo and Friar Lawrence make the final marital arrangements.
00:27Friar Lawrence warns Romeo to love moderately.
00:36Romeo is intensely happy and decides to marry Juliet.
01:10Their identities grow so merged that neither can envision life without the other.
