This is Juliet's desperate plan to avoid marrying Paris.
What is faking her own death?
How does Juliet behave with her parents when she returns from Friar Laurence's cell?
What is submissive and apologetic?
Juliet fears that the potion may actually be this instead.
What is poison?
What event is the Capulet household busy preparing for in Act 4, Scene 4?
What is Juliet's wedding to Paris?
The shocking discovery do the Capulets make at the beginning of Act 4, Scene 5.
What is Juliet appears dead?
This character helps Juliet come up with the plan to fake her death.
Who is Friar Laurence?
This character is in charge of the task of making arrangements for the wedding and communicating with Paris.
Who is Capulet?
To avoid suspicion, Juliet pretends to be eager about this event in the morning.
What is her wedding with Paris?
Capulet feels this way about the upcoming wedding festivities in Act 4, Scene 4?
What is joyful and excited?
Capulet's reaction to Juliet's apparent death in Act 4, Scene 5.
What is devastated and grief-stricken?
Friar Laurence gives Juliet this reason for taking the potion.
What is to escape the marriage with Paris?
The wedding day is set for a day earlier than originally planned.
What is Wednesday?
This is the main topic of discussion in Juliet's chambers on Tuesday evening?
What is the wedding to Paris?
Juliet absent from the wedding preparations in Act 4, Scene due to this.
What is because she is supposedly sleeping and cannot be disturbed?
A significant change occurs in the wedding plans in Act 4, Scene 5.
What is the wedding is now transformed into a funeral?
Despite Juliet's apparent distress, this character is eager to prepare for the wedding.
Who is Paris?
Act 4, Scene 2 takes place here.
What is the hall of the Capulet's house?
What does Juliet consider doing with her dagger in Act 4, Scene 3?
What is killing herself?
The task does Lord Capulet assigns to the Nurse in Act 4, Scene 4.
What is wake up Juliet to get ready for the wedding?
Lady Capulet's reaction to the news of Juliet's death in Act 4, Scene 5.
What is expressing sorrow and mourning?
After taking the potion, where is Juliet's "dead" body placed?
What is the Capulet tomb?
This person is concerned with the wedding preparations being moved up one day.
Who is Lady Capulet?
Instead of using the dagger, what does Juliet decide to do in Act 4, Scene 3?
Act 4, Scene 4 takes place here.
What is the Capulet House?
In Act 4, Scene 5, the Nurse expresses regret about this topic regarding Juliet.
What is regretting having helped Juliet with the secret marriage to Romeo?