When Juliet came back from Friar Lawrence’s cell and told me she was ready to marry Paris, I told the nurse “Go with her. We’ll to church tomorrow” (IV. 2. 38). I moved the wedding up a day because I thought my daughter wanted me to, and thought she was ready. She told me she wanted to marry Paris so I thought why should I make her wait. I saw what Paris could give her, and it made me happy that she could potentially have a better life. …show more content…
My daughter he hath wedded. I will die and leave him all” (IV. 5. 44-46). All I could think of is my that own daughter couldn’t tell me that she was already wed to another man, do you know how that makes me feel? My own daughter died thinking that I would be mad or disappointed with her if she was married to a Montague. Would I have been upset? Probably, but she is my daughter and I would of loved her any other way, because that’s what fathers do, they get mad and then they