Question

read the exchange between romeo and nurse in act ii; scene iv of romeo and juliet. romeo: bid her devise some means to come to shrift this afternoon; and there she shall at friar laurence cell, be shrivd and married. here is for thy pains. nurse: no, truly, sir; not a penny. romeo: go to; i say, you shall. nurse: this afternoon, sir? well, she shall be there. which plot detail adds to the mood of anticipation? romeo offers money to nurse for her help. romeo reviews a meeting time and place. nurse agrees to help romeo and juliet marry. nurse refuses to take money from romeo.

Explanation:

The anticipation builds as the plan for the marriage is set in motion. When the Nurse agrees to help Romeo and Juliet marry, it creates a sense of excitement and expectation about what will happen next in their relationship and the events to follow. Other options are more about payment or logistics and do not carry the same weight of anticipation as the agreement to facilitate the marriage.

Answer:

Nurse agrees to help Romeo and Juliet marry.