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ROMEO AND JULIET ACT 4 1. a) What is Paris asking Friar Lawrence to do at the start of Act IV?
b) Why does Paris say that Capulet wants the wedding between Juliet & Paris right away?
2. Juliet is obviously in a desperate state. What weapon does she bring with her to Friar
Lawrence's? What is she threatening to do with it?
3. Juliet comes to Friar seeking help and the Friar devises c plan. Describe this plan:
4. How is Friar going to inform Romeo of this plan?
5. What is another possible solution of escaping marriage to Paris & being reunited with Romeo
at this point? (be creative)

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