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Romeo and Juliet

Romeo and Juliet . Act V. Act V, Scene iii. Paris: “Give me thy torch; boy: hence, and stand aloof: / Yet put it out, for I would not be seen.” Why would Paris not want to be seen in the graveyard? “…with digging up of graves.” What is being referenced in this line? 2 points possible.

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Romeo and Juliet

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  1. Romeo and Juliet Act V

  2. Act V, Scene iii • Paris: “Give me thy torch; boy: hence, and stand aloof: / Yet put it out, for I would not be seen.” • Why would Paris not want to be seen in the graveyard? • “…with digging up of graves.” • What is being referenced in this line? 2 points possible

  3. Act V, Scene iii • “I am almost afraid to stand alone / Here in the churchyard; yet I will adventure.” • Is this line an aside, soliloquy, or monologue? • What promise does Paris make to Juliet in her grave? • Use context clues: what is an obsequy? 3 points possible

  4. Act V, Scene iii • What items do Romeo and Balthasar bring with them to the graveyard? • Infer: What are these two men up to? How do you know that? • When Romeo says, “Hold, take this letter. Early in the morning / See thou deliver it to my lord and father” to whom is he referring? What is the content of the letter? 5 points possible

  5. Act V, Scene iii • What is Romeo’s chief purpose for going to Juliet’s tomb? • Infer: What is he going to do with the item he aims to retrieve? • What does Romeo threaten to do to Balthasarif he does not leave? 3 points possible

  6. Act V, Scene iii • What does Balthasar plan to do? • What does it mean when he says, “…his intents I doubt.” 2 points possible

  7. Act V, Scene iii • What literary device/feature is shown in the following lines? • “Thou detestable maw, thou womb of death, / Gorged with the dearest morsel of the earth, / Thus I enforce thy rotten jaws to open, / And, in despite, I’ll cram thee with more food!” • Who is the “dearest morsel of the earth?” 2 points possible

  8. Act V, Scene iii • Who witnesses Romeo about to enter the tomb? • What does Paris think Romeo is going to do? • What does Paris plan to do to Romeo? 3 points possible

  9. Act V, Scene iii • Translate these lines that Romeo speaks: • “Put not another sin upon my head, / By urging me to fury: O, be gone!” • What is Romeo’s state of mind at this point? Quote lines from the text to prove your stance. • Who wins the fight? • What request of Romeo does Paris make? Why would he request this? 4 points possible

  10. Act V, Scene iii • How is Paris related to Mercutio? • Who does Romeo refer to when saying, “What said my man, where by betossed soul / Did not attend him as we rode?” • What did Balthasar tell Romeo that he cannot quite remember? 3 point possible

  11. Act V, Scene iii • What does Romeo call Juliet’s grave? Why does he call it this? • What is significant about Romeo’s following lines: • “Death, lie thou there, by a dead man interr’d.” • True or False: Romeo says that Juliet is ugly in death. Quote lines to support your answer. • Whose forgiveness does Romeo beg? What is the mood that is established in this monologue? • Why might Romeo lamenting all of his past actions? 5 points possible

  12. Act V, Scene iii • What does Romeo do at the end of his last monologue? • To whom does Romeo dedicate his last action? • True or False: Romeo experiences a long, agonizing death. Quote lines to prove your stance. 3 points possible

  13. Act V, Scene iii • Who else comes to the graveyard following Romeo’s death? • What is this interloper’s purpose for being in the graveyard? • Does Balthasar know that Romeo is dead? How do you know? • What does Friar Laurence sense when he says “…Fear comes upon me: / O, much I fear some ill unlucky thing.” 4 points possible

  14. Act V, Scene iii • What two prophecies have been established and realized in this act? • (Hint: one by Romeo, one by Balthasar) • What unhappy news does the Friar deliver to Juliet? • What problem does Romeo’s death pose for the Friar, being that Juliet is still alive? • What is his immediate solution to this problem? 4 points possible

  15. Act V, Scene iii • What does Juliet do upon realizing Romeo is dead and being asked to leave the scene of the apparent crime? • What is ironic about Lady Capulet’s lines? • “The people in the street cry Romeo, / Some Juliet, and some Paris; and all run, / With open outcry toward our monument.” • Who are the first suspects of the “murder?” 3 points possible

  16. Act V, Scene iii • What does Montague reveal has happened to his wife? • What happens when the Friar is interrogated? • Who does the Friar reveal as an accomplice in the hidden marriage? • What does the Prince say to Lord Montague and Lord Capulet? 4 points possible

  17. Act V, Scene iii • Which lord initiates the reconciliation? What is significant about this lord being the one to initiate? • What do the two men say to each other? • What seems odd about the reconciliation? • What is the weather on this morning? How do you know that? 4 points possible

  18. WRAP-UP! Individually, write a response to the following prompt: What was Shakespeare’s purpose in writing this play? What commentary does he include on the topics of love? On feuds and fights? Write a 4-6 sentence response addressing all parts of this prompt. Refer to specific events in the scene and/or the rest of play to support your response.

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