Title: In act 4, scene 2, after Juliet agrees to marry Paris, what change does Capulet make in the wedding plans? - eNotes.com
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In act 4, scene 2, after Juliet agrees to marry Paris, what change does Capulet make in the wedding plans?
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Lord Capulet makes several changes to Juliet 's wedding. Early in the play (act 1, scene 2), Paris asks Lord Capulet for permission to marry Juliet. Lord Capulet doesn't say no, but he does tell Paris to wait. Lord Capulet ultimately thinks that Juliet is too young to be married.