4. according to lord montague, how does romeo spend his days and nights?
5. what is the reason for romeos despair?
6. why will rosaline
ot be hit with cupids arrow\?
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7. how old is juliet? what age does her father think is appropriate for marriage?
8. what does lord capulet encourage paris to do at the feast?

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### Question 4
# Brief Explanations:
In "Romeo and Juliet", Lord Montague says Romeo stays up late at night (in a "sullen" mood, often alone) and then hides in his room during the day, avoiding sunlight, due to his lovesick state over Rosaline.
# Answer:
According to Lord Montague, Romeo spends his nights walking alone (often in a melancholy, lovesick way) and his days hiding in his chamber, avoiding the light of day.

### Question 5
# Brief Explanations:
Romeo is in despair because he is in love with Rosaline, but Rosaline does not return his love (she has sworn to live a chaste life and reject romantic relationships). His unrequited love causes him great sadness and longing.
# Answer:
The reason for Romeo’s despair is his unrequited love for Rosaline—she does not love him back (and has vowed to remain chaste), leaving him heartbroken and melancholy.

### Question 6
# Brief Explanations:
Rosaline “will not be hit with Cupid’s arrow” because she has made a vow to live a life of chastity (abstaining from romantic love and marriage). She has decided to remain single and devoted to a life without romantic attachments, so she rejects the idea of falling in love (even if Cupid, the god of love, were to try to make her fall in love).
# Answer:
Rosaline will “not be hit with Cupid’s arrow” because she has sworn to live a chaste life (to remain unmarried and avoid romantic love), so she rejects the possibility of falling in love.

### Question 7
# Brief Explanations:
In "Romeo and Juliet", Juliet is 13 years old (though sometimes interpreted as nearly 14). Her father, Lord Capulet, thinks that 14 is a suitable age for marriage (he also notes she is still young and might need more time, but considers 14 appropriate in general, or at least that she is approaching an age where marriage is reasonable).
# Answer:
Juliet is 13 years old (approaching 14). Her father, Lord Capulet, thinks 14 is an appropriate age for marriage (he also implies she is still young but that 14 is a reasonable age, or at least that she is near an age suitable for marriage).

### Question 8
# Brief Explanations:
Lord Capulet encourages Paris to attend the Capulet feast and to look at (and perhaps woo) Juliet during the party. He wants Paris to get to know Juliet and see if she is a good match for him, and he tells Paris to compare Juliet to other young women at the feast to confirm she is worthy of his interest.
# Answer:
Lord Capulet encourages Paris to go to the feast and to look at (and consider wooing) Juliet. He tells Paris to compare Juliet to other young women there to see that she is worthy of his love and to pursue her as a potential bride.

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