Nurse’s coarse, motherly character provides a foil for 1. romeo, who is young and emotional. 2. mercutio, who is playful and emotional. 3. juliet, who is innocent and youthful. 4. lady capulet, who is sad and neglectful.

Nurse’s coarse, motherly character provides a foil for

3. Juliet, who is innocent and youthful.

The Nurse was the one who had looked after Juliet since her birth. She was a person with whom Juliet would share all her affairs with. She was the one who wanted Juliet to get a man who would provide her with all the worldly happiness. Though she wants Juliet to get a husband of her choice but is afraid of the sacrifices that the love will bring to her.

Your answer is

4. Lady Capulet, who is sad and neglectful.

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