What is the name of Romeo servant?
Balthasar
Balthasar: Romeo’s servant.
What does Capulet give to the servant and what is the servant then supposed to do?
Count Paris, a kinsman of the Prince, tells Capulet that he wants to marry his daughter, Juliet. Capulet then gives his servant a guest list for the party, and asks him to track down and invite the people on it. The servant, who is illiterate, then asks the passing Romeo and Benvolio for help reading it.
What did Romeo give to Juliet?
She gives him Juliet’s ring, and he is cheered by it, saying, “How well my comfort is revived by this!” In the scene where Romeo and Juliet spend the night together before he leaves Verona, the ring is not mentioned.
Why did Romeo write a letter to his father?
The letter is an important plot device as well. It confirms the friar’s story of the secret marriage and the other events that occurred, ultimately helping the Capulets and Montagues to end their feud. Romeo was going through so much that no one but a few people knew about, and only Juliet could really understand.
Who are the fathers and Sons in Romeo and Juliet?
Victoria Everitt discusses her character’s relationships in Romeo and Juliet. Much has been written about the relationship between three pairs of fathers and sons in Shakespeare’s Hamlet.
Why does Romeo’s servant obey his command to go away?
Does Romeo’s servant obey Romeo’s command to go away? No, he hides and waits for the right moment to go. Why does Paris think Romeo has come to the Capulet tomb? To dishonor the bodies of Juliet and Tybalt. What happens between Romeo and Paris? Paris confronts Romeo, Romeo begs Paris to leave, Paris refuses, they fight, Paris dies.
What was the role of duty in Romeo and Juliet?
While a child’s honor-bound duty to his or her parent is complex, to say the least, in the world of Hamlet and King Lear, in Romeo and Juliet, it is portrayed outrightly as an absurd, punitive, and even cruel demand.