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Mapa Mental por Freya Russell, actualizado hace más de 1 año
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Paris (Romeo and Juliet)
- His role is to contrast with
Romeo (passionate, impulsive)
- Paris is rational and less impulsive as
arranged marriage is more formal
- Paris is rational and less impulsive as
arranged marriage is more formal
- Portrayed as the perfect husband
for Juliet by Nurse and Lady Capulet
- Act 3 scene 5, "gentleman
of noble parentage"
- Act 3 scene 5, "gentleman
of noble parentage"
- His role is to move the plot forward
- Does not develop
- Does not develop
- Acts as the victim
after Juliet's 'death'
- Could be a victim of society
- Could be a victim of society
- When he was killed, Paris was only
trying to bring justice to Romeo
- Thinks Romeo is responsible
for Juliet's grief induced death
- Thinks Romeo is responsible
for Juliet's grief induced death
- Romeo calls Paris "noble county
Paris" and "good gentle youth"
- Could show Romeo's remorse for killing Paris
and makes the audience sympathise with Paris
- Could show Romeo's remorse for killing Paris
and makes the audience sympathise with Paris
- He is respectful of Capulet
and calls him father
- Could be arrogant,
"keep this holy kiss"
- Is a contrast to Romeo
calling Juliet a saint
- Is a contrast to Romeo
calling Juliet a saint
- Is eager for approval from
authority (e.g capulet)
- He believes that men should own their
wives and be married young (traditional)
- He is inexperienced in love
- "True loves rife"
- "True loves rife"
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