Dramatic impact in Act 3 Scene 5 of Romeo and Juliet Essay -- William

Discuss the dramatic impact of Act 3 Scene 5 in Romeo and JulietAct 3 Scene 5 is a significant scene in the play as within this one scene there are changes in the atmosphere, the relationship between the characters, and the characters themselves. At the offset of this scene Shakespeare needs to make the audience believe that Romeo and Juliet truly are in love, as Romeo not long ago said he was in love with Rosaline and likewise Juliet stated at the Capulet ball she would be OK with marrying Paris.At the start of the play, Romeo and Juliet had just spent the night together as a married couple. Just as Romeo has left, Lady Capulet (Juliets mother) comes to Juliet and tells her that shes going to be marrying Paris. Before Juliet met Romeo at the Capulet Ball, Juliet said that she wouldnt mind having to marry Paris, so her parents a bit taken aback by Juliet when she says refuses to marry him. Lord Capulet in particular gets extremely angry, as children were forbidden to disagree with t heir parents. I personally think that he was angry at Juliet for disagreeing with him and also a bit surprised by her sudden change of heart.Hang thee young baggage, disobedient wretch Ill tell thee what, get thee to church a Thursday or never look at me in the face This quote from Lord Capulet is show him notification his daughter that she has to marry Paris in the church on Thursday otherwise hell wash his hands of her. The language that is used in this part of the play in particular is really effective because with only reading the text of the play the reader can visualise easily whats going on in the room and can create a clear image of the drama, anger and tension in the room without seeing it in a film or on stag... ...the mendicant, to know his remedy. If all else fail, myself have to power to die. When she says this shes talking about going to see the friar (who married her and Romeo the day before) to find something that can either kill her or to help stop her from mar rying Paris, as she probably knows that without it shell have to marry him to keep her family dexterous even though it would be against her will and not to mention illegal.Basically, shes a young girl in love. She isnt a bad, rebellious terrific teenager - shes just been carried away with her love for Romeo. I think that when she argues with her mum and dad, she struggles to try and tell them why she doesnt marry Paris without telling the truth about Romeo. I feel that shes a typical teenager who feels the world is against her doing what she really wants to do, and in her case, the world actually is against her.