Juliet and the nurse

Juliet appears to have a much formal relationship with her own mother than she does with her nurse. The nurse comes across as quite a garrulous character in this scene and through a particularly talkative moment she tells of an amusing story involving Juliet as a child and speaks of her in an affectionate, loving manner. Lady Capulet does not respond with such amusement to this story and tells the nurse to be quiet. Though these events by themselves are not particularly important, by assuming that Lady Capulet played a largely background role in the upbringing of her daughter, we are given the impression that Lady Capulet does not know her daughter very well as she has missed out on being there for Juliet appears to have a much formal relationship with her own mother than she does with her nurse. The nurse comes across as quite a garrulous character in this scene and through a particularly talkative moment she tells of an amusing story involving Juliet as a child and speaks of her in an affectionate, loving manner. Lady Capulet does not respond with such amusement to this story and tells the nurse to be quiet. Though these events by themselves are not particularly important, by assuming that Lady Capulet played a largely background role in the upbringing of her daughter, we are given the impression that Lady Capulet does not know her daughter very well as she has missed out on being there for much of her childhood.Juliet appears to have a much formal relationship with her own mother than she does with her nurse. The nurse comes across as quite a garrulous character in this scene and through a particularly talkative moment she tells of an amusing story involving Juliet as a child and speaks of her in an affectionate, loving manner. Lady Capulet does not respond with such amusement to this story and tells the nurse to be quiet. Though these events by themselves are not particularly important, by assuming that Lady Capulet played a largely background role in the