Romeo and Juliet act 3

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Mercutio
A close friend of Romeo who is killed by Tybalt.
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Tybalt
Juliet's cousin who kills Mercutio and is later killed by Romeo.
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Exile
The banishment of Romeo as a consequence of killing Tybalt.
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Ambivalence
The state of having mixed feelings or contradictory ideas about something or someone.
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Dramatic Irony
A situation in a play where the audience knows more about the circumstances than the characters do.
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Wedding Bed
A symbol used by Juliet to express her feelings toward the implications of marriage and death.
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Capulet and Paris Arrangement
The plan made by Lord Capulet for Juliet to marry Paris, which she opposes.
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Impulsive
Acting or done without forethought, as seen in Lord Capulet's decisions.
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Lady Capulet's Reaction
Seeks to comfort Juliet while being unaware that Juliet is mourning Romeo's exile.
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Juliet's Transformation
Juliet's shift from defiance to compliance regarding her marriage to Paris.
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Symbol of Love
The ring Juliet gives to Romeo as a token of her affection.
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Nurse's Advice
The nurse encourages Juliet to marry Paris for her own good, despite Juliet's love for Romeo.
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Contrast and Contradiction
The literary technique used in Juliet's expressions of love and horror regarding Romeo's actions.
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Punishment Consequences
The notion that Romeo's banishment carries heavier emotional weight than his death for Juliet.
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Juliet's Desperation
Juliet's feeling of hopelessness and unwillingness to marry Paris, preferring to die instead.
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Lady Capulet's Misunderstanding
Lady Capulet believes Juliet's tears are for Tybalt rather than for Romeo.
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Verona
The setting of the play where the feud between the Montagues and Capulets occurs.