Explore Act 1 scene 3 and Act 3 scene 5 in detail Juliets ralationship with her parents and the Nurse nd how this presented.

Lady Capulet believes that she wants the best for Juliet but what she doesn't know is that she is in love with another man, Romeo. And the best for Juliet would be to be with a man she is in love wih. Lady Capulet was probably the same type of woman her mother was. Forced into an arranged marriage with no choice in the matter. Lady Capulet was probably as with marrying someone like Capulet which is someone like Paris at his age. Young handsome, clever, rich, charming, has allot of land which to Lady Capulet and Capulet is the most important thing.

                 Juliet has started to grow up as we see as she quickly falls in love with Romeo. You can see this in the attitude she has the way she use her laguage. Nurse says that "Paris a man of wax" which is like saying that he is the perfect man. "He's a beutiful book without it's cover" meaning that he has everything but a woman. He needs a wife to complete his look like a coat or a piece of clothing. Lady Capulet says "Verona's summer hath not such a flower" he's the most beutiful in the whole of Verona.

                 Juliet makes it clear that she is not at all intrested in marrying Paris, "It is an honour I dream not of." If marridge what was an honour then she wouldn't dream of wanting the honour. "An honour! Were not i thine only Nurse, i would say thou hadst suck'd wisdom from thy teat." Another embarrisin comment, as if Juliet is not capable of being embarrised, she talks about how she breat feeded her, not only that but she says she hasn't been the only one to do it before.

                 "I'll look to like, i lookin liking move" a clever piece of of language. Juliet says she will try to look to at him with the intetion of liking him, if just looking at him is enough to make her like him. "But no more deep will i endart mine eye" But i wont go any deeper than to like. She refuses to look beyond his good looks.

                  At this stage Juliet is clever with her use of language. She says things in the beutiful way that she does and she uses her language to disguise how she really feels. But it is one of the changes that happens to Juliet when she falls in love with Romeo as we see in Act 3 Scene 5.

                  Act 3 Scene 5, Juliet knows that if Romeo caught before he leaves then he will be killed and her family will know that they are married and that they spent the night together. And Romeo must leave Verona as he was bannished for the murder of Juliets cousin.

                  Juliet uses her laguage in the desperate attempt to slow time, so Romeo can stay a moment morre. "Yon light is not day light" she is saying that just because the sun is out it doesn't mean that is day time. She knows it is. And she knows Romeo has no choice but to leave.

                  "I must be gone and live or stay and day" Romeo only has one choice and he must live if he ever wants to see Juliet again. "Yon light is not daylight, i know it, i ... therefore stay yet; thou needs't not to be gone." She is willing for him to be with her for one last moment even if it does mean that he could be killed. So she tries to make the time almost slow slow down by using this language.

                   When Romeo decends she demonstrates some of her language which should how she has matured. " I must hear from thee every day in the hour, for in a minute there are many days" She is saying that without him a minute seems like a day without him. Time moves so much slower without him. " Meaning that Romeo is her whole life now is no where without Romeo.

                   In Act 3 Scene 5 Juliet is being truthful and loyal to her husband, Romeo, by pleading to her father not marry her to Paris. Capulet is a man of power and money. Juliet turns to her mother for mercy almost begging on her knees not to make her marry Paris. " O sweet my mother cast me not away! Delay this marriage for a month, a week, or if you do not, make my bridal bed in the dim monument where Tybalt lies. " She is saying if you do not delay the marriage and put it on hold then you might as well kill now. Which is quite ironic because she does "die" before the marriage can take place.

                  Juliet is again refered to as 'her' and 'it', as if she has no name and she was just a servant to her father. Capulet makes a fool out of Juliet by immatating her to answer "I'll not wed, i cannot love" because Juliet does not want to marry Paris. Capulet wont stand or it. He isn't used to having people disobeying him especially from Juliet. So this is how he reacts.

                   To conclude, Juliet has shown how much she has grown and it is the love or maybe even lust that she has with Romeo, that has triggered her sole be set free and to show her beutiful language of love that she has for Romeo. We have watched her transform from a girl to a young lady in few Scences.