Title: Why does Juliet turn against the nurse?
Headings: Why does Juliet turn against the nurse?
Asked by: Rena Guntert
Why does Juliet turn against the nurse?

Content: She could not marry Paris and it was hypocritical for the Nurse to change her mind about Romeo. Juliet needed more constructive advice from the Nurse. Instead she turns to the Friar, whose plan is ultimately fatal. What is Juliet's reaction to the nurse's advice? She says, "I think you are happy in this second match, / For it excels your first." Juliet is immediately taken aback by the Nurse's comments, and after the Nurse leaves, she curses her, informing the audience that she and the Nurse are no longer close: Ancient damnation, O most wicked fiend!