Title: Describe Juliet's situation at the end of Act III?   her mix feelings of hate and love when she learns of tybalt's death;   the future of her marriage... - eNotes.com
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Romeo and Juliet
Describe Juliet's situation at the end of Act III?   her mix feelings of hate and love when she learns of tybalt's death;   the future of her marriage with romeo,   changes in the relationship with her parents   the nurse's advice.
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Content: Juliet chooses to break the ties with her family. The nurse is her final connection to the Capulet family. When the nurse tells her to marry Paris, the better of the two, Juliet chooses to seek counsel elsewhere. Approved by eNotes Editorial Team
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Everything has become quite a mess for Juliet by Act III's conclusion. Though she has secretly wed Romeo, her heart's love, all is not well. Romeo has killed her cousin Tybalt and is forced to flee. He has been banished by the Prince and he fears the wrath of Verona's citizenry. Juliet's parents, who are completely unaware of her marriage to Romeo, further push her to marry Paris They believe this will help assuage her pain over Tybalt's death. Juliet turns to her lifelong companion, her nurse, for advice. However, the nurse is no fit counsel for Juliet.