Romeo and Juliet Comic Act 2, Scene 3
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Act 2, Scene 3
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- The elements of nature is just like the elements of life.
- It can be good and beautiful, but it can also be bad and ugly.
- Good morning, Father!
- Romeo! What brings you here so early?
- Were you with Rosaline all night?
- No, of course not! I've forgotten all about her!
- I'm in love with Juliet, the Capulet's only daughter.
- Then where have you been?
- Friar Lawrence goes out early in the morning to pick out weeds and medicinal flowers before the sun burns off its effectiveness.
- Holy Saint Francis! What? How could you have given up on Rosaline so easily?
- Please agree to marry us today.
- Your love jumps around from one, to another.
- How could you expect women to be faithful to you, when you're unreliable?
- Romeo suddenly enters, and Friar Lawrence wonders why Romeo is out here at such an early time.
- You scolded me for loving Rosaline though.
- I scolded you for obsessing over her, not loving.
- Please, don't scold me. Unlike Rosaline, Juliet actually loves me back.
- Romeo confesses to the Friar that he is no longer in love with Rosaline and is now in love with Juliet.
- So will you marry us two?
- Yes! Let's get out of here! Thanks, father!
- I still don't think this is a good idea, but I'll go with it. Hopefully it will end the feuds of your families as well.
- Romeo asks if he can marry him to Juliet, and the Friar comments of Romeo's sudden change of love.
- Romeo defends himself and his desire to marry Juliet, and tries to convince Friar Lawrence to agree with the marriage.
- Friar Lawrence agrees to marry Romeo and Juliet in hope that it will end the feud between the Montagues and the Capulets.
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