Juliet, Scene 5

Scene 4, Scene 5 Nurse: Mistress. Hello, my mist Juliet I bet she is asleep. Hello, lamb. Hello, do not miss it. Your performance is like a lazy person, usually lying on the bed for a long time. Oh, love, I said. Mrs. Loves someone. Hey, bride. Why did not you answer? Please take a break now and go to sleep. Tomorrow night, Count Early Paris will not let you rest. God forgive me, married and amen. How drowsy she is! I need to wake her up. Ms. Madam, Madam. Counting please let you go to your bed, I will make him awake you.

• Capule's main "g'speech speech" (Act 4 in Act 4) for Juliet allows Juliet's wedding ceremony for the recognition of her "death" in a series of oppositions. "Our bridal flower will help the buried Corsica's service." Differences Because some students find it difficult to understand how to use blank poetry in Shakespeare, check if they can find it manually I will. Rhythm You should also encourage them to read aloud and read aloud - perhaps at the beginning strongly emphasize the rhythm and then say it as naturally as possible.

In the fifth act, in the third game, we opened the scene of Juliet's death in Paris. When Juliet took the medicine, everyone thought she was dead and was placed in the vault with her ancestors. When Romeo entered Juliet, Paris stopped Romeo and they all fought for Juliet's love. When Romeo murdered Paris and Romeo finally saw Juliet in her vault, he took his picture further using the opposite image and he answered with sorrow. Since two families are united, love will win at last. Therefore, Romeo and Juliet must die, but love will win in a strange way after all. Because of the tragic death of hatred, Capulets and Montagues have learned to reunite. As Romeo died, both Paris and Romeo died in Juliette, she committed suicide.

Analysis at Romeo and Juliet's second act Third act In this scene, Juliet knows that he lost all the intimacy of all her beloved people. When I refused marriage with Paris, she turned around with malice. .... Do you love me, do not you love me? In the third act of Shakespeare's famous drama "Hamlet", Scene 1 talks about romantic emotions against Hamlet's Ophelia. The color that penetrates this scene is full of passion, indignation and despair. After Ophelia's betrayal and the following love letter came back, Hamlet was clearly injured and showed her romantic feelings to her. He criticized Ophelia as he tried to deceive everyone else, especially within the scope of the Polonius hearing. Hamlet is angry with his love