By the end of Act 3 Juliet's situation is very complicated. Discuss.
By the end of Act 3 Juliet's situation is very complicated because she is very distraught over the problems in her life that include her family and her lover; Romeo.
Juliet's problems began when she met Romeo at her father's masked ball and fell in love with him. He wooed her and they exchanged vows of love 'we wooed and made exchange of vow'. At this time Romeo and Juliet were ignorant that the feud between their families would not allow them to be together. She didn't know that he was a Montague until the nurse tells her 'the only son of your great enemy'. And he had no idea of her being a Capulet 'is she a Capulet?' and thus Romeo acknowledged that this love story will end in tragedy 'o dear account, my life is my foe's debt'. When they discover this, they are still deeply in love and Juliet believes that there is nothing in a name 'what's in a name?... other word would smell as sweet so Romeo would, were he not called Romeo' as it's what's underneath that counts.
By the end of Act 3 Juliet's situation is very complicated because she is very distraught over the problems in her life that include her family and her lover; Romeo.
Juliet's problems began when she met Romeo at her father's masked ball and fell in love with him. He wooed her and they exchanged vows of love 'we wooed and made exchange of vow'. At this time Romeo and Juliet were ignorant that the feud between their families would not allow them to be together. She didn't know that he was a Montague until the nurse tells her 'the only son of your great enemy'. And he had no idea of her being a Capulet 'is she a Capulet?' and thus Romeo acknowledged that this love story will end in tragedy 'o dear account, my life is my foe's debt'. When they discover this, they are still deeply in love and Juliet believes that there is nothing in a name 'what's in a name?... other word would smell as sweet so Romeo would, were he not called Romeo' as it's what's underneath that counts.