Shakespeare, Year 10: the Nurse, Friar Laurence, Mercutio and Tybalt (Romeo and Juliet option):全部卡片
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- In Act 2 Scene 5 the Nurse teases Juliet by putting off her news. What news has she brought?
Romeo's plan: Juliet is to go to Friar Laurence's cell that afternoon and be married
提示She has waited hours to hear it.
为什么The Nurse is comic here, complaining of her aching bones while Juliet waits impatiently. The scene shows how close the two are, and how fond the Nurse is of her.
- In Act 3 Scene 5 the Nurse advises Juliet to forget Romeo and marry Paris. How does Juliet respond to this advice?
She is shocked, and turns away from the Nurse and decides to rely only on herself and the Friar
提示A friendship of many years ends in a moment.
为什么The Nurse calls Romeo a dishclout compared with Paris. Juliet's reply, “Ancient damnation!”, shows how betrayed she feels, and from this point she acts alone.
- Why does Friar Laurence agree to marry Romeo and Juliet in Act 2 Scene 3?
He hopes it will end the feud between their families
提示Think about whose quarrel he is trying to settle.
为什么He says that the match may turn the households' hatred into pure love. His plan is well meant, but because it is secret it cannot work as he hopes.
- In Act 4 Scene 1 what is Friar Laurence's plan for Juliet?
A potion that makes her appear dead for about forty-two hours
提示She will seem to be lifeless, but not be.
为什么She is to be laid in the family tomb, and the Friar will send word to Romeo so that he can be there when she wakes. The plan fails because the message does not arrive.
- In Act 2 Scene 6 Friar Laurence warns the couple that “violent delights have violent ends”. What is he warning them about?
That a passion this fierce and fast may destroy itself, and them
提示He is cautious on their wedding day.
为什么The line is spoken just before they marry. It does not stop them, but it sounds like a prophecy once the play ends in deaths.
- Mercutio is Romeo's close friend. Of which important person is he a relative?
Prince Escalus
提示The ruler of Verona.
为什么The list of characters at the start of the play describes him as kinsman to the Prince and friend to Romeo. His death therefore angers the Prince as well as Romeo.
- In Act 1 Scene 4 Mercutio tells Romeo about a fairy who visits sleepers to give them dreams. What is her name? (two words)
Queen Mab
提示Her chariot is made from an empty hazelnut.
为什么The speech is a brilliant and mocking account of dreams. It begins playfully and ends in a darker mood, and Romeo has to stop him.
- In Act 3 Scene 1 Romeo steps between Tybalt and Mercutio. What happens as a result?
Tybalt stabs Mercutio under Romeo's arm
提示The peace-maker is the one who causes the harm.
为什么Mercutio's reproach, “I was hurt under your arm”, shows the trap Romeo is in: his peace-making is what allows the killing. Mercutio dies a few moments later.
- When Tybalt hears Romeo's voice at the Capulet feast in Act 1 Scene 5, how does he react?
He knows it as a Montague's and calls for his sword to kill him
提示He is furious that an enemy is at the party.
为什么Capulet stops him, saying Romeo is a well-behaved young man, so Tybalt has to swallow his anger. He leaves promising to take revenge, which he does in Act 3.
- As Mercutio dies in Act 3 Scene 1 he repeats a curse on both families. What does he wish on them?
A plague on both their houses
提示A word that returns, with a sad irony, in Act 5.
为什么He says “A plague o’ both your houses!” three times, blaming both sides for a quarrel that has cost him his life. The word plague comes back in Act 5 Scene 2, when plague stops the Friar's letter and so causes the lovers' deaths.
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