Question

why isnt romeo worried about future misfortunes

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misfortunes are easily prevented by taking precautions.
he knows that juliet will protect him from misfortune.
he has already defeated all of his enemies.
no misfortune can be as great as his happiness.

what advice does friar lawrence give romeo before the wedding

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do not love too intensely
do not betray juliet
do not forget to honor god
do not confuse lust with love

why does juliet refuse to describe her love to romeo before their wedding

• 1 point

her love has already been described by

Explanation:

1. For the first question: In Romeo and Juliet, Romeo is overwhelmed by his newfound love with Juliet, so he believes no hardship can outweigh his current joy.
2. For the second question: Friar Lawrence, aware of Romeo's impulsive nature, warns him to love moderately instead of with extreme, reckless passion.
3. For the third question (partial): Juliet refuses because she wants her love to feel genuine, not overstated, and implies her love is so deep it can't be put into words (the partial option aligns with the idea that her love is beyond description, and the complete reasoning is that she thinks expressing it fully might cheapen it, preferring actions over words).

Answer:

1. No misfortune can be as great as his happiness.
2. Do not love too intensely
3. (Full option not provided, but the core reasoning is that Juliet believes her love is too profound to be adequately described in words, and she wishes to avoid overstating it to keep it sincere)