Question

characters and conflict in romeo and juliet, part 3
assignment active
using evidence to support a conclusion

juliet: how now! who calls?
nurse: your mother.
juliet: madam, i am here.
what is your will? ....
lady capulet: speak briefly, can you like of paris love?
juliet: ill look to like, if looking liking move;
but no more deep will i endart mine eye
than your consent gives strength to make it fly.
-romeo and juliet, william shakespeare

which lines show that juliet is obedient? check all that apply.
\how now! who calls?\
\your mother.\
\what is your will?\
\speak briefly, can you like of paris love?\
\ill look to like, if looking liking move\

o more deep will i endart mine eye / than your consent gives strength to make it fly\

Explanation:

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Analyze the character's behavior

To determine which lines show Juliet is obedient, we must examine her interactions with her mother (Lady Capulet) and the Nurse. Obedience is characterized by compliance, respect for authority, and willingness to follow parental guidance or commands.

Evaluate Juliet's first response

When the Nurse tells Juliet that her mother is calling, Juliet immediately responds: "Madam, I am here. / What is your will?"
Using Evaluating Evidence, we see that addressing her mother as "Madam" shows deep respect, and asking "What is your will?" directly demonstrates her readiness to submit to her mother's wishes and commands. Thus, "What is your will?" is strong evidence of obedience.

Evaluate Juliet's response to the marriage proposal

Lady Capulet asks Juliet if she can accept Paris's love. Juliet responds:
"I'll look to like, if looking liking move; / But no more deep will I endart mine eye / Than your consent gives strength to make it fly."
Using Dramatic Analysis and Authorial Craft, we analyze Juliet's attitude toward marriage. She agrees to look at Paris with the intent to like him ("I'll look to like..."), but she explicitly states she will not let her feelings go any further than what her mother permits ("Than your consent gives strength to make it fly"). This shows she limits her actions and desires based entirely on her mother's permission and consent, which is a direct demonstration of obedience.

Identify incorrect options

• "How now! Who calls?": This is Juliet's initial, neutral question before she knows her mother is calling. It does not show obedience.
• "Your mother": This is spoken by the Nurse, not Juliet.
• "Speak briefly, can you like of Paris' love?": This is spoken by Lady Capulet, not Juliet.

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Analyze the character's behavior

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Evaluate Juliet's first response

When the Nurse tells Juliet that her mother is calling, Juliet immediately responds: "Madam, I am here. / What is your will?"
Using Evaluating Evidence, we see that addressing her mother as "Madam" shows deep respect, and asking "What is your will?" directly demonstrates her readiness to submit to her mother's wishes and commands. Thus, "What is your will?" is strong evidence of obedience.

Evaluate Juliet's response to the marriage proposal

Lady Capulet asks Juliet if she can accept Paris's love. Juliet responds:
"I'll look to like, if looking liking move; / But no more deep will I endart mine eye / Than your consent gives strength to make it fly."
Using Dramatic Analysis and Authorial Craft, we analyze Juliet's attitude toward marriage. She agrees to look at Paris with the intent to like him ("I'll look to like..."), but she explicitly states she will not let her feelings go any further than what her mother permits ("Than your consent gives strength to make it fly"). This shows she limits her actions and desires based entirely on her mother's permission and consent, which is a direct demonstration of obedience.

Identify incorrect options

• "How now! Who calls?": This is Juliet's initial, neutral question before she knows her mother is calling. It does not show obedience.
• "Your mother": This is spoken by the Nurse, not Juliet.
• "Speak briefly, can you like of Paris' love?": This is spoken by Lady Capulet, not Juliet.

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