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slega [8]
3 years ago
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Make an inference about Friar Laurence and Romeo’s relationship, and compare it to the nurse and Juliet’s relationship. Write th

ree sentences describing the similarities between these two relationships.
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2 answers:
ryzh [129]3 years ago
9 0

Answer:

Sample Response: Romeo trusts Friar Laurence in the same way that Juliet trusts the nurse. Friar Laurence is a confidant to Romeo because he is the person Romeo goes to for help. The nurse is a friend to Juliet because she helps Juliet meet up with Romeo.

Explanation:

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iren [92.7K]3 years ago
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Although Friar Laurence is different from the nurse in terms of personality and how he holds himself, both he and the nurse are similar with their relationships with Romeo and Juliet. With Friar Laurence and Romeo, Romeo relies on Friar Laurence not to tell anyone about him and Juliet, and further asks him to participate by wedding them. This is similar to Juliet and the nurse because the nurse is also aware of Romeo and Juliet’s relationship, but doesn’t tell anyone, and further participated by hiding their relationship and covering for Juliet. One more similarity is that FL and Romeo both rely on each not to reveal R&J’s relationship, because although the Friar is not apart of the relationship, if it were to be revealed, so would the Friar’s participation in it, and the same goes for Juliet and the nurse.
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