1. juliet’s parents think she’s grieving over tybalt’s death in act iv. ii. why is this ironic? what kind of irony is it?

2. what does friar laurence think about the fact that romeo was banished?

3. where do juliet’s parents think she is going when she visits friar laurence in act iv?

4. how does lady capulet react after juliet’s fight with lord capulet?

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