The answer is, "Friar Laurence is assuring the Capulets that Juliet is happy in heaven."
If you look more into the full excerpt, you can see that Friar Laurence's whole monologue was meant to comfort the Capulet's regarding Juliet's death so that they would stop crying. He continues to reassure them that Juliet is in a better place in heaven and that they have no reason to continue crying.
Answer:
The Theme is confusing because julian does not know how to act when he see's his mom and another woman with the same hat.
Explanation:
Both Julian and his mother rely heavily on appearances to separate and elevate themselves from the rest of society. Julian’s mother, for example, hopes that her public demeanor and clothing will hide the fact that she no longer has any of her family’s former wealth. In turn, she judges others on their appearance, including blacks, whom she automatically considers inferior. She looks down on the African American man on the bus who wears a suit, even though he is better dressed than Julian, and still places herself above the large black woman on board, even though she realizes that they wear the same hideous hat. Ironically, Julian relies on appearances to quickly judge others around him too, even though he criticizes his mother for this same shortcoming.
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the answer C. a magazine article written in may 2013
