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The Nurse enters Juliet’s room. The Nurse notices how sound asleep Juliet is. She tries her best to wake her up; however, she realizes that Juliet is dead. Lady Capulet hears the Nurse’s commotion and she comes inside. Lady Capulet is devastated. Capulet receives word of Juliet’s death from the Nurse. Capulet has to go see Juliet for himself before he believes Juliet is gone.
Next, Friar Lawrence, Paris, and musicians enter the scene. Friar Lawrence asks if Juliet is ready to get going. Capulet delivers the news of his daughter’s death. Paris can’t believe it. Lady Capulet is incredibly distraught since Juliet was her only child. Capulet says that everything that was prepared for the wedding must now be altered for a funeral.
Everybody exits but for the musicians and Peter. Peter asks the musicians to play a song called “Heart’s Ease.” They question why he wants that song and he says it’s because he needs something cheerful to bring him up. They refuse to play for him and they get into a battle of wits. Eventually, they all exit.
ROMEO AND JULIET -- ACT IV, 5
BROWSE CONTENTS
by William Shakespeare
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