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Lady Capulet Monologue
Juliet: Jenna
Lady capulet: Arshdeep
Mary/ serventServant(mary): Saphia
Servent MARRY
(offstage) Hey,! Are you awake?

JULIET
Who is calling my name? Is it Marry marry? Why is she coming here at this time?

LADY CAPULET and the marry enters.

Servent MARRY
What’s going on, Juliet?

JULIET
I am not well

LADY CAPULET
Will you cry about your cousin being dead forever? He is gone. Are you trying to wash him out of his grave with your tears? You can't bring him back to life. So stop crying. A little bit of grief shows a lot of love. But too much grief makes you look stupid!

JULIET
Let me cry, I've had such a loss.
MARRY
The man you weep for will feel nothing, so why should you?

JULIET
I can’t help but cry for him forever. He meant everything …show more content…
Romeo has been banished. And i am pretty sure that he will never come back to take you, with him. If he does come back, he’ll have to sneak back. Then, since things are the way they are, I think the best thing to do is to marry Paris. Oh, he’s a lovely gentleman! Romeo is nothing compared to him. I think you will be happy to be married to a man like him. Even if it’s not good, your first marriage is over. Or if Romeo is as good as Paris, Romeo doesn’t live here, so you don’t get to meet him.

JULIET
Are you speaking from your heart?

MARRY
I speak from my heart and my soul too. If not, curse them both.

JULIET
Amen!

MARRY
What?

JULIET
Well, you have given me great advice. Go inside and tell my mom that I’m going. I made her angry, so I am going to Friar Lawrence’s cell to confess and be forgiven.

MARRY
Alright, I will. This is a good idea.

Exit Nanny

JULIET
That stupid lady! So old. She wants me to break my vows or for her to say bad things about Romeo after she said so many good things about him. I will not take her advice. From now on, I won’t tell her how I am feeling or what i am doing. I’m going to Friar Laurence to see if he has a good solution. If nothing works at least I have the power to remove me from my problems and take my life.

Juliet
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