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Romeo & Juliet
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time
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Cards (10)
What is the central theme of Romeo's first conversation?
Time
and its non-linear perception
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Why does Romeo initially feel that time moves too slowly?
Because
Rosaline
does not return his affections
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How does Romeo's perception of time change during his wedding night with Juliet?
Time seems to move
too fast
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What event prompts Capulet to consider a quick marriage for Juliet?
Tybalt's
death and
Romeo's
banishment
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How does Juliet's emotional state affect the timing of her wedding?
It governs the timing of her wedding
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What specific duration does Friar Lawrence mention for the sleeping draught's effect?
Two and forty
hours
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What does the specific measure of time for the sleeping draught imply?
It
does
not
stretch
or
speed
up
with
mood
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How is time portrayed throughout the play?
Time is
compressed
and
distorted
Entire play occurs over four
days
Events emphasize intensity of romance, violence, and heartache
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How long does the entire play take place over?
Four
days
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Why does the text use compacted time in the play?
To emphasize the
intensity
of events
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