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How does the Nurse feel about Romeo and Juliet's marriage in act 2, scene 5?
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Romeo and Juliet
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How does the Nurse feel about Romeo and Juliet's marriage in act 2, scene 5? The Nurse is very much in favor of Romeo and Juliet's marriage, as she indicates in act 2, scene 5 by her praise of Romeo, her urging of Juliet to go to Friar Laurence's cell to get married to Romeo, and volunteering to find a rope ladder that Romeo can use to climb up to Juliet's bedroom after the marriage. Download PDF
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The Nurse has cared for Juliet since she was born, and she thinks of her as her own child. The Nurse actually lost her own child, Susan, at the time that Juliet was born, and the Nurse essentially adopted Juliet in Susan's place. NURSE.