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Paraphrase Romeo’s thoughts in Act III, scene iii, lines 29-51. How would you describe Romeo’s response in these lines?

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nathonkoch

Answer:

The lines from act III, scene III of Romeo an Juliet that show friar laurence  believes romeo should be grateful for his punishment is :

This is Dear mercy, and thous seest it not ,  this lines showed that according to Friar, the punishment was a type of mercy, it could be worse

Explanation:

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Romeo’s response in regards to act III, scene III was that Romeo sees death as more desirable than the punishment of banishment that he was given.

What is the real story of Romeo and Juliet?

The story of Romeo and Juliet is one that belongs to a tradition of tragic romances.

In Act 3,  Romeo enquire of the punishment Prince Escalus has given to him down. Friar told Romeo that he was banished. Romeo believed and he stated that death would be a better and merciful punishment than banishment.

Conclusively, Friar Laurence encourage Romeo that this will give him an opportunity see the world as the banishment is a blessing in disguise.

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