Title: How and why does Juliet's relationship with the Nurse change in Romeo and Juliet? Is Juliet justified in her feelings toward the nurse?  - eNotes.com
Headings: How and why does Juliet's relationship with the Nurse change in
Romeo and Juliet
? Is Juliet justified in her feelings toward the nurse?

Romeo and Juliet
How and why does Juliet's relationship with the Nurse change in Romeo and Juliet? Is Juliet justified in her feelings toward the nurse?
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Content: Juliet is outraged by this suggestion, and this outrage is justified, given that Juliet is already married to Romeo, as the Nurse very well knows. Download PDF
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Throughout the course of the play, Juliet ’s relationship with the Nurse changes several times. As her Nurse has raised Juliet since she was an infant, they have been very close. However, until the play’s action begins, Juliet was largely behaving as a child. She now matures into a young woman who contemplates marriage, in part because her parents, the Capulets, think it is time for her to marry. Juliet, however, is inspired by falling in love with Romeo, a man from the rival Montague family.